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The femtosecond-laser in situ keratomileusis procedure affords the opportunity to correct ametropia by cutting transparent
corneal tissue with ultra-short laser pulses. Thereby the tissue cut is generated by a laser-induced optical breakdown in
the cornea with ultra-short laser pulses in the near-infrared range. Compared to standard procedures such as photorefractive
keratectomy and laser in-situ keratomileusis with the excimer laser, where the risk potential for the eye is low due to the
complete absorption of ultraviolet irradiation from corneal tissue, only a certain amount of the pulse energy is deposited
in the cornea during the fs-LASIK process. The remaining energy propagates through the eye and interacts with the retina and
the strong absorbing tissue layers behind. The objective of the presented study was to determine and compare the retina damage
thresholds during the fs-LASIK process simulated with two various laser systems in the CW- and fs-regime. 相似文献
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Various thermotherapies are based on the induction of lethal heat in target tissues. Spatial and temporal instabilities of elevated temperatures induced in therapy targets require optimized treatment protocols and reliable temperature control methods during thermotherapies. Heat-stress induced effects on mitochondrial transmembrane potentials were analyzed in breast cancer cells, species MX1, using the potential sensor JC-1 (Molecular Probes, Invitrogen, Germany). Potential dependant labeling of heat-stressed cells was imaged and evaluated by fluorescence microscopy and compared with control cells. JC-1 stains mitochondria in cells with high mitochondrial potentials by forming orange-red fluorescent J-aggregates while in cells with depolarized or damaged mitochondria the sensor dye exists as green fluorescent monomers. In MX1 cells orange-red and green fluorescence intensities were correlated with each other after various heat-stress treatments and states of mitochondrial membrane potentials were deduced from the image data. With increasing stress temperatures the intensity of red fluorescent J-aggregates decreased while the green fluorescence intensity of JC-1 monomers increased. This heat-stress response happened in a nonlinear manner with increasing temperatures resulting in a nonlinear increase of red/green fluorescence ratios. These data indicated that mitochondria in MX1 cells were increasingly depolarized in response to increasing ambient temperatures. 相似文献
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