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Two recent case-control studies which used propagation models to estimate total radiofrequency exposure from radio and television transmitters at the home address of each child 36 37 41—founo no association with childhood leukaemia, though one study did report an excess risk of lymphocytic leukaemia associated with peak exposures.

In contrast, the pooled analysis of two recent German case-control studies on the aetiology of uveal melanoma showed that frequent use of radiofrequency radiation devices including radio sets and mobile phones at the work place is associated with an about 4.2-fold elevated risk for uveal melanoma [ 22].

It also intrinsically adjusts for radiofrequency transmission efficiency and radio-frequency receive sensitivity, in addition to VOI size, B0 shim effects, and the partial volume effect resulting from the inclusion of adipose tissue [ 37].

Here we present the study design of an ongoing incident case-control study on uveal melanoma (acronym: RIFA study) that focuses on radiofrequency radiation as transmitted by radio sets and wireless telephones.

We present the study design of an ongoing incident case-control study on uveal melanoma (acronym: RIFA study) that focuses on radiofrequency radiation as transmitted by radio sets and wireless telephones, occupational risk factors, phenotypical characteristics, and UV radiation.

Furthermore, accurate NEMA IQ phantom measurements are a precondition for studies investigating the attenuating influence of new hardware components such as radiofrequency (RF) coils [6, 7] and radio therapy planning equipment [8] that are designed for use in PET/MR systems.

It is based on the use of (a) a strong magnetic field provided by a high-quality magnet; (b) low-energy electromagnetic waves (radiofrequency waves, similar to those of radio, television, and portable phones) radiated and received by special coils (antennas) inside the magnet and positioned close to the investigated body part.

The RIFA study assessed environmental risk factors of uveal melanoma with a special focus on radiofrequency radiation as transmitted by mobile phones, radio sets and wireless telephones, occupational risk factors, phenotypic characteristics, and UV radiation [ 12, 13].

As a consequence of the increasing awareness of the disease and the introduction of novel efficacious therapeutic strategies (Everolimus, Sunitinib, Peptide Radio Receptor Therapy, surgical and radiofrequency ablative hepatic metastatic techniques), the clinical relevance of accurately determining the status of disease has become an issue of paramount importance.

Correction: November 17, 2003, Monday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day last Monday about a Silicon Valley start-up company that is developing a radiofrequency semiconductor misidentified the first 19th-century experimenter in radio transmission.

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