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A NOVEL METHOD FOR ANALYZING ELECTRIC FIELD DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRO CAPACITIVE CANCER TREATMENT (ECCT) USING WIRE MESH ELECTRODES: A CASE STUDY OF BRAIN CANCER THERAPY

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Published: January 12 2026
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Electric field distribution analysis generated by ECCT in a human head model with without brain cancer using wire mesh electrode has been conductedsuccessfully. The analysis of electric field distribution was done using simulation in a human head model with ECCT Apparel Helmet system type which is three dimensional model. The electric field distribution was measured with and without a wire mesh electrode which was either passive or active using COMSOL Multiphysics 5.2 software and then processed using MATLAB R2010a. The aim of the research to assess the performance of wire mesh electrode in detecting electric field distribution. ECCT which IS utilized in brain cancer therapy with input 10 is able to produce an electric field with an average of 178.8 V/m. The input voltage influences electric field distribution whereas the signal frequency does not affect the electric field distribution. Wire mesh electrode which is either active or passive can measure the electric field distribution generated by ECCT that neither the active nor the passive wire mesh electrode changed the pattern of the electric field distribution and the change in the measured electric field value is not significant.

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A NOVEL METHOD FOR ANALYZING ELECTRIC FIELD DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRO CAPACITIVE CANCER TREATMENT (ECCT) USING WIRE MESH ELECTRODES: A CASE STUDY OF BRAIN CANCER THERAPY. (2026). EuroMediterranean Biomedical Journal, 12. https://doi.org/10.3269/1970-5492.2017.12.38