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The final aim of this study is to eastablish the non-invasive measurement of temperature change inside the human brain using the capacitance measurement of head. The relative permittivity of the human tissue, which is related to the capacitance, depends on temperature. The head consisting of brain and skull was obtained from slaughtered hog, and the temperature change induced by heating in the brain was measured using thermistor placed in several points inside the head, and the capacitance change of the hog head was measured with a pair of electrodes at 500kHz, 1V As a result, it was found that the temperature change of the skull was predominantly related to the capacitance change of head. The temperature change of the skull was not indifferent to the temperature change of the brain. Thus we demonstrated the possibility of estimating the temperature change in the brain by measuring the capacitance change of the head.

Capacitance measurement for detection of temperature change inside head