Resonance Near-Field Microwave Probing of Burn Wounds

The development of the method of resonant near-field microwave probing as applied to the diagnosis of burn wounds is considered. Resonance sensors are developed and an impedance model of measuring systems is developed. It is experimentally established that the real part of the dielectric permittivity of the burn wound is less than in the region of the intact region. Also, the dependence of the electrodynamic parameters of wound tissues on the depth of burn penetration, which can be used for the express analysis of the degree of thermal damage, is established.