From: Mathematical modeling of vaporization during laser-induced thermotherapy in liver tissue
Parameter | Value |
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Optical (native): | |
Absorption coefficient \(\mu _{an}\) [m−1] | 50 |
Scattering coefficient \(\mu _{sn}\) [m−1] | 8000 |
Anisotropy factor \(g_{n}\) | 0.97 |
Optical (coagulated): | |
Absorption coefficient \(\mu _{ac}\) [m−1] | 60 |
Scattering coefficient \(\mu _{sc}\) [m−1] | 30,000 |
Anisotropy factor \(g_{c}\) | 0.95 |
Thermal: | |
Heat conductivity κ [W m−1 K−1] | 0.518 |
Heat capacity \(C_{p}\) [J kg−1 K−1] | 3640 |
Tissue density ρ [kg m−3] | 1137 |
Heat transfer coefficient \(\alpha _{\text{cool}} \) [W m−2 K−1] | 250 |
Heat transfer coefficient \(\alpha _{\text{amb}} \) [W m−2 K−1] | 44 |
Damage: | |
Damage rate constant A [s−1] | 3.1 × 1098 |
Damage activation energy \(E_{a}\) [J mol−1 K−1] | 6.3 × 105 |
Universal gas constant R [J mol−1 K−1] | 8.31 |
Vaporization: | |
Latent heat of water λ [J kg−1] | 2257 × 103 |