نتایج جستجو برای: laser tissue interaction

تعداد نتایج: 1598571  

Ahmad Amjadi Elham Dehghan Farideh Mottaghian Mehdi Bashiri

Introduction: We investigated the characteristic of a suitable irradiation on skin's tensional strength using design of experiments (DOE). The experiments in this research are designed in two phases and data envelopment analysis (DEA) is used for performance measurement of each phase. Material and Methods: Samples were provided from pleura as surface tissue made of collagen and elastin fibers. ...

2013
S. N. Shukla M Misra

To study laser tissue interaction absorption and backscattering are the key factors to find the changes in structure and dynamics of turbid media such as complex fluids and biological tissues. Here a method to select suitable wavelength for maximum interaction with a particular type of tissue/tissue phantom, and study of backscattered light intensity at chosen wavelength with respect to change ...

Journal: :Aesthetic surgery journal 2008
Jordan P Farkas James A Richardson Spencer Brown John E Hoopman Jeffrey M Kenkel

BACKGROUND Injectable hyaluronic acid fillers (HAFs) and laser/light procedures have become increasingly popular for noninvasive facial rejuvenation in many cosmetic practices. However, the effect of laser/light treatments on HAFs is unknown. OBJECTIVE Our objective was to examine the effect of laser/light treatments on HAFs in a porcine model. METHODS The abdomens of 6 Yorkshire pigs were ...

ژورنال: مجله دندانپزشکی 2001
اکبری, محمد , تک زارع, علیرضا , تک زارع, نسرین , سمیاری, حسن , یارمحمدی, کامران ,

Pain reduction and surgical wound healing enhancement have several advantages. Wound healing is a complex and organized phenomenon. During this phenomenon, definite and harmonized processes such as: reconstruction, immigration parenchyma and connective tissue cells proliferation and re-construction of gingival connective tissue take place. Studies show that lower power laser (He-Ne) can induce ...

Journal: :Physics in medicine and biology 2000
M L Dark L T Perelman I Itzkan J L Schaffer M S Field

Knee meniscus is a hydrated tissue; it is a fibrocartilage of the knee joint composed primarily of water. We present results of interferometric surface monitoring by which we measure physical properties of human knee meniscal cartilage. The physical response of biological tissue to a short laser pulse is primarily thermomechanical. When the pulse is shorter than characteristic times (thermal di...

2011
Sebastiano Andreana Don Coluzzi Ali Obeidi Giovanni Olivi Steven Parker Peter Rechmann John Sulewski Caroline Sweeney Michael Swick Frank Yung

I N T R O D U C T I O N Lasers have been used for oral soft tissue dental procedures for more than 30 years, and have been researched since the middle 1960s. Their reported benefits over conventional treatment modalities include: reducing numbers of appointments, reducing stress, improving visibility, improving patient comfort, and reducing complications. Critics have commented that most of the...

Journal: :European urology 2012
Thorsten Bach Rolf Muschter Roland Sroka Stavros Gravas Andreas Skolarikos Thomas R W Herrmann Thomas Bayer Thomas Knoll Claude-Clément Abbou Guenter Janetschek Alexander Bachmann Jens J Rassweiler

CONTEXT Laser treatment of benign prostatic obstruction (BPO) has become more prevalent in recent years. Although multiple surgical approaches exist, there is confusion about laser-tissue interaction, especially in terms of physical aspects and with respect to the optimal treatment modality. OBJECTIVE To compare available laser systems with respect to physical fundamentals and to discuss the ...

2015
Sávio José Cardoso Bezerra Glauco Fioranelli Vieira Carlos de Paula Eduardo Patrícia Moreira de Freitas Ana Cecilia Corrêa Aranha

Among the new technologies developed, low power lasers have enabled new approaches to provide conservative treatment. Low power lasers act at cellular level, resulting in reduced pain, modulating inflammation, and improved tissue healing. Clinical application of the low power laser requires specific knowledge concerning laser interaction with biological tissue so that the correct irradiation pr...

2005
Pradeep Gopalakrishnan Michael J. Kazmierczak Rupak K. Banerjee

The conventional retinal photocoagulation uses continuous wave (CW) lasers which results in pathophysiologic thermal environment to surrounding normal tissues such as neural retina, choroid, and photoreceptors. Selective photodamage of retinal pigment epithelium (RPE), thus sparing photoreceptors can be achieved by using short pulsed lasers. The problem associated with the usage of short pulsed...

2005
Luis F. Romero Oswaldo Trelles M. A. Trelles

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