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Specific absorption rate in human tissues: Accurate and approximated values

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is one of the most important dosimetric parameters if human beings are exposed to electromagnetic fields. The following analysis shows that the SAR-formula stated in literature is accurate for time-harmonic transverse electromagnetic waves travelling in any lossy medium. The derivation of this formula as well as calculation results for some human tissues are presented.