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2-D Experimental Testing of a Microwave Imaging System Designed for Cerebrovascular Diseases Monitoring

This paper describes the performed 2-D experimental testing on a microwave imaging system, designed for cerebrovascular diseases monitoring. Two different imaging algorithms have been implemented and compared. A good agreement between the reconstructed images and the real target position and size has been obtained.

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