Local heating apparatus and cavity resonator for local heating

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PATENT NO 5090423
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07425203

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A heating apparatus suitable for use in medical heat treatment of an affected portion of a human body employs a cavity resonator supplied with high-frequency energy from a high-frequency power supply unit. The cavity resonator comprises a cavity formed of a conductive material and at least one inner protrusion in said cavity generating a standing wave electric field for heating a body or body part introduced into the cavity. The inner protrusion may be a separate conductor or may be formed by deforming a portion of the conductor forming the cavity. A highly concentrated standing wave electric field and a surrounding electromagnetic field are produced in the cavity resonator when it is energized from the high-frequency power supply unit. The concentrated standing wave electric field intensively heats a desired local portion of the body and deep parts of the body may be heated satisfactorily.

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OMRON CORPORATION A CORP OF JAPAN10 TSUCHIDO-CHO HANAZONO UKYO-KU KYOTO 616
JINICHI MATSUDOA JAPANESE CITIZEN 3-23 NISHIKI 2-CHOME NAGAOKA-SHI NIGATO 940 JAPAN KYOTO-FU
SAITO YOSHIKAKIA JAPANESE CITIZEN RA101 8050 IGARASHININO-CHO NIIGOTA-SHI NIITAGA 950-21 JAPAN KYOTO-FU
KATO KAZUOA JAPANESE CITIZEN 677-1 ARAYASHIKI KARIWA-MURA KARIWA-GUN NIGATA 945-02 JAPAN KYOTO-FU

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Kato, Kazuo Niigata, JP 221 2440
Matsuda, Jinichi Niigata, JP 3 27

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