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in the probes under study in comparison with the same coefficients in animals of
control group. With the help of three-wavelength spectrophotometric method, it was
found out that the conduction of the course of ILBI therapy by the radiation of
semiconductor laser during partial ischemia of sciatic nerve in experimental animals
leads to the 55% change of the calculated coefficient Q 1 , that corresponds to the
difference between ratios of amplitudes of local extremums of absorption of blood
preparation at wavelengths of 542 and 560 nm to the concentration in the probes under
study to the change up to 57% of the corresponding coefficient Q 2 at wavelengths
of 542 and 577 nm in comparison with the same coefficients in animals of control
group.
On the basis of conducted studies, it was found out that the given spectral method
can be used for the estimation of the oxygenation degree and defining the degree of
ischemia of human skin.
References 1
1. G.M. Frank, With the Eyes of a Scientist (Academy of Sciences of the BSSR, Moscow, 1963),
579 p. (in Russian)
2. J.W. Goodman, JOSA 66(11), 1145 (1976)
3. I.A. Popov, L.M. Veselov, Opt. Commun. 105(3–4), 167 (1994)
4. T. Alexander, J. Harvey, A. Weeks, Appl. Opt. 33(35), 8240 (1994)
5. J.H. Churnside, H.T. Yura, Appl. Opt. 20, 3539 (1981)
6. M.N. Lee, J.F. Holmes, J.R. Kerr, JOSA 66, 1164 (1976)
7. I. Yamaguchi, S.I. Komatsy, Optica Acta 24(7), 705 (1977)
8. E. Ochoa, J.W. Goodman, JOSA 73(3), 943 (1983)
9. Y. Aizu, T. Asakura, Opt. Laser Techol. 23, 205 (1991)
10. M. Gemert, G. Schets, M. Bishop, Laser Life Sci. 2(1), 1 (1988)
11. G. Yoon, A. Weich, M. Motamedi, IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 23(10), 1721 (1987)
12. T. Asakura, N. Takai, Appl. Phys. 25(3), 179 (1981)
13. N. Takai, Sutanto, T. Asakura, JOSA A 70(7), 827 (1980)
14. J. Ohtsubo, Optik 57(2), 183 (1980)
15. I. Markhvida, Correlation properties of dynamic speckle fields and their use for measuring
the velocities and displacements of diffuse objects, Abstract of the dissertation, Minsk, 1989.
(in Russian)
16. N. Takai, T. Asakura, Appl. Opt. 17(23), 3785 (1978)
17. B. Ruth, D. Haina, W. Waidelich, Optica Acta 30(6), 841 (1983)
18. S. Komatsu, K. Osato, H. Ohzu, Opt. Commun. 39(6), 357 (1981)
19. Y. Aizu, T. Asakura, Opt. Commun. 68(5), 329 (1988)
20. L. Veselov, I.A. Popov, Opti. Range 68(6), 1155 (1990). (in Russian)
21. L. Veselov, I. Popov, Opt. Spectr. 74(6), 1155 (1993). (in Russian)
22. M. Giglio, S. Musazzi, U. Perini, Appl. Opt. 20(5), 721 (1981)
1 We provide the main [see references 82–84, 119–122, 126, 127, 131, 134–138, 168, 170, 189–
198, 208–210, 213, 219, 220, 224, 234, 235, 240, 241, 245, 248, 250, 252, 253, 259, 260, 262,
264, 268, 270] and below additional list of scientific works carried out in the “National Research
Center for Neurology and Neurosurgery,” of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus using
the diagnostic device “Laser specklometer” scientific basis and structural developments of which
are presented in this monograph (Chap. 5).
485
in the probes under study in comparison with the same coefficients in animals of
control group. With the help of three-wavelength spectrophotometric method, it was
found out that the conduction of the course of ILBI therapy by the radiation of
semiconductor laser during partial ischemia of sciatic nerve in experimental animals
leads to the 55% change of the calculated coefficient Q 1 , that corresponds to the
difference between ratios of amplitudes of local extremums of absorption of blood
preparation at wavelengths of 542 and 560 nm to the concentration in the probes under
study to the change up to 57% of the corresponding coefficient Q 2 at wavelengths
of 542 and 577 nm in comparison with the same coefficients in animals of control
group.
On the basis of conducted studies, it was found out that the given spectral method
can be used for the estimation of the oxygenation degree and defining the degree of
ischemia of human skin.
References 1
1. G.M. Frank, With the Eyes of a Scientist (Academy of Sciences of the BSSR, Moscow, 1963),
579 p. (in Russian)
2. J.W. Goodman, JOSA 66(11), 1145 (1976)
3. I.A. Popov, L.M. Veselov, Opt. Commun. 105(3–4), 167 (1994)
4. T. Alexander, J. Harvey, A. Weeks, Appl. Opt. 33(35), 8240 (1994)
5. J.H. Churnside, H.T. Yura, Appl. Opt. 20, 3539 (1981)
6. M.N. Lee, J.F. Holmes, J.R. Kerr, JOSA 66, 1164 (1976)
7. I. Yamaguchi, S.I. Komatsy, Optica Acta 24(7), 705 (1977)
8. E. Ochoa, J.W. Goodman, JOSA 73(3), 943 (1983)
9. Y. Aizu, T. Asakura, Opt. Laser Techol. 23, 205 (1991)
10. M. Gemert, G. Schets, M. Bishop, Laser Life Sci. 2(1), 1 (1988)
11. G. Yoon, A. Weich, M. Motamedi, IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 23(10), 1721 (1987)
12. T. Asakura, N. Takai, Appl. Phys. 25(3), 179 (1981)
13. N. Takai, Sutanto, T. Asakura, JOSA A 70(7), 827 (1980)
14. J. Ohtsubo, Optik 57(2), 183 (1980)
15. I. Markhvida, Correlation properties of dynamic speckle fields and their use for measuring
the velocities and displacements of diffuse objects, Abstract of the dissertation, Minsk, 1989.
(in Russian)
16. N. Takai, T. Asakura, Appl. Opt. 17(23), 3785 (1978)
17. B. Ruth, D. Haina, W. Waidelich, Optica Acta 30(6), 841 (1983)
18. S. Komatsu, K. Osato, H. Ohzu, Opt. Commun. 39(6), 357 (1981)
19. Y. Aizu, T. Asakura, Opt. Commun. 68(5), 329 (1988)
20. L. Veselov, I.A. Popov, Opti. Range 68(6), 1155 (1990). (in Russian)
21. L. Veselov, I. Popov, Opt. Spectr. 74(6), 1155 (1993). (in Russian)
22. M. Giglio, S. Musazzi, U. Perini, Appl. Opt. 20(5), 721 (1981)
1 We provide the main [see references 82–84, 119–122, 126, 127, 131, 134–138, 168, 170, 189–
198, 208–210, 213, 219, 220, 224, 234, 235, 240, 241, 245, 248, 250, 252, 253, 259, 260, 262,
264, 268, 270] and below additional list of scientific works carried out in the “National Research
Center for Neurology and Neurosurgery,” of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus using
the diagnostic device “Laser specklometer” scientific basis and structural developments of which
are presented in this monograph (Chap. 5).