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Numerical models of bipolar electrode electrosurgical current fields
Numerical finite difference method models of bipolar electrosurgical electrode fields reveal non uniform power density patterns corresponding approximately to thermal damage fields observed in histologic sections. Predicted electrode impedance compares favorably with experimentally measured values. The results may be used to predict transient temperature field histories from which damage extent may be estimated.<>