Microwave Dielectric Spectroscopy Study of Hemoglobin: Control Stroke–Induced Neurological Damage

Abstract

The theory of Debye and Onsager-Kirkwood gives the formulas for the relation between the observed dielectric parameters and magnitudes such as dipole moment, size, and shape of the molecule. It was found that the values of the real part of the complex dielectric constant of the suspension of hemoglobin in patients with ischemic stroke after treatment tend to decrease in comparison with the corresponding indicators in patients before treatment.