Electrical Impedance Tomography Page 1 SIAM REVIEW c 1999 Society for Industrial and
Applied Mathematics Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 85–101 Electrical Impedance Tomography ∗ Margaret …

This review article is a summary of the publications dealing with the pulmonary applications
of electrical impedance tomography (EIT). Original papers on EIT lung imaging published …

The inverse conductivity problem is the mathematical problem that must be solved in order
for electrical impedance tomography systems to be able to make images. Here we show …

Modeling the effects of RF penetration in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging requires a
knowledge of the local values of conductivity and permittivity. The inverse problem of …

The overall aim of the European Union Concerted Action on Impedance Tomography (CAIT)
was to enhance and exploit the lead which Europe had in this emerging medical technology …

In high field MRI, the spatial distribution of the radiofrequency magnetic () field is usually
affected by the presence of the sample. For hardware design and to aid interpretation of …

A variational method for computing electrical conductivity distributions from boundary
measurements was proposed by Kohn and Vogelius (1987). The authors explore the …

Magnetic resonance electrical impedance tomography (MREIT) is a recently developed
medical imaging modality visualizing conductivity images of an electrically conducting …

The present study was performed with the aim of checking the suitability of EIT in imaging
regional thoracic impedance variations during lung ventilation under predefined conditions …

An impedance imaging problem is to find the electrical conductivity and permittivity
distributions inside a body from measurements made on the boundary. The following …