Figure 3.
Summary of the head model construction: (a) Cylindrical 3-D printed mould to form the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and average brain layers; (b) The two-layer model after CSF and average brain phantoms are poured into the moulds (the CSF is a thin, transparent layer just inside the blue mould); (c) Creating a hole in the phantom to insert the stroke-like target; (d) Final two-layer phantom with a target of blood-mimicking phantom; (e) Setup with Keysight’s slim form probe to measure the dielectric properties of the phantoms.