Distance between exposed object and exposure source
4 cm
Setup
A GSM telephone was mounted on the subject's head in normal position for use. The antenna was located about 4 cm apart from the head, over the posterior areas of the left temporal lobe. The RFpower was switched on and off via a data cable from a laptop.
Additional info
Each subject participated in two testing sessions with or without RFexposure which were separated by 24 hours.
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