Distance between exposed object and exposure source
1.5 cm
Setup
GSMmobile phone placed in a modified helmet on the left side over the subject's ear; identical phone, which was switched off, placed on the right side of the helmet; subjects wearing the helmet could move around the room during exposure or sham exposure; each subject performed two sessions separated by one week
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