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Fig. 3B. —Inner electrical conductivity response contours. S/m =
siemens per meter. Response contour depicts 50°C isotherms for varying
inner electrical conductivity from computer simulations. For given tumor
radius or tumor conductivity, increasing either conductivity or radius first
increases heating but then can decrease heating because of limitations in
generator output.
