Afterword
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student of Dmitriy Sergeevich Rojdestvenskiy, so you are a grand student of Dmitry
Sergeyevich Rojdestvenskiy, the founder of optical school in the USSR” [14] (see
Chap. 1, p. 69).
The parting words of the mentor turned into active scientific searches at the
meeting point of laser physics, holography and medicine. In 1978, I created the
scientific group “Coherent-optical studies of medical and biological systems” at the
Institute of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Physiotherapy of the Ministry of Health
of the BSSR with the active support of Director of this Institute, Academician,
Doctor of medical sciences, Professor I. P. Antonov. This group was assembled
of highly qualified experts in the field of coherent-optics and holography, laser
physics, medicine and biology: physicist–optician, biophysicists, biologists, physiologists, physicians (neurologists, pathophysiologists, cardiologists), electronics,
programmers, mechanics, engineers, designers and technicians who made up a single
scientific team.
In order to develop new and modern scientific approaches, methods, instruments
and devices for the treatment and diagnostics of diseases of the peripheral neuromuscular and cardiovascular systems in the period from 1978 to 1999, this group of
scientists and engineers with my participation as one of the supervisors carried out
a range of scientific and research works on the topics:
1. Topic—code “Neuron” (1980) (principle investigator: Candidate of Physical
and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin),
2. Development and improvement of methods of holographic interferometry and
microscopy for solving the biomedical problems (1983) (principle investigator:
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin),
3. Development of holographic methods for the study of the structural and functional changes of peripheral nerves at norm and pathology (1983–1987) (principle investigator: Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V.
Tanin),
4. The study of the impact of a powerful pulsed magnetic field on nerve–muscle
preparation by the coherent-optical electrophysical methods (1985) (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);
5. The development of coherent-optical methods and devices for the study of
neurobiological objects and making recommendations on the study of the
peripheral nervous system and the treatment of its diseases (1988) (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);
6. The development of coherent-optical, holographic, electronic systems and
measurement techniques for the conducting the studies of structural and functional states of nervous and muscles tissues (1988), code «Pressure» (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);
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student of Dmitriy Sergeevich Rojdestvenskiy, so you are a grand student of Dmitry
Sergeyevich Rojdestvenskiy, the founder of optical school in the USSR” [14] (see
Chap. 1, p. 69).
The parting words of the mentor turned into active scientific searches at the
meeting point of laser physics, holography and medicine. In 1978, I created the
scientific group “Coherent-optical studies of medical and biological systems” at the
Institute of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Physiotherapy of the Ministry of Health
of the BSSR with the active support of Director of this Institute, Academician,
Doctor of medical sciences, Professor I. P. Antonov. This group was assembled
of highly qualified experts in the field of coherent-optics and holography, laser
physics, medicine and biology: physicist–optician, biophysicists, biologists, physiologists, physicians (neurologists, pathophysiologists, cardiologists), electronics,
programmers, mechanics, engineers, designers and technicians who made up a single
scientific team.
In order to develop new and modern scientific approaches, methods, instruments
and devices for the treatment and diagnostics of diseases of the peripheral neuromuscular and cardiovascular systems in the period from 1978 to 1999, this group of
scientists and engineers with my participation as one of the supervisors carried out
a range of scientific and research works on the topics:
1. Topic—code “Neuron” (1980) (principle investigator: Candidate of Physical
and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin),
2. Development and improvement of methods of holographic interferometry and
microscopy for solving the biomedical problems (1983) (principle investigator:
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin),
3. Development of holographic methods for the study of the structural and functional changes of peripheral nerves at norm and pathology (1983–1987) (principle investigator: Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V.
Tanin),
4. The study of the impact of a powerful pulsed magnetic field on nerve–muscle
preparation by the coherent-optical electrophysical methods (1985) (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);
5. The development of coherent-optical methods and devices for the study of
neurobiological objects and making recommendations on the study of the
peripheral nervous system and the treatment of its diseases (1988) (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);
6. The development of coherent-optical, holographic, electronic systems and
measurement techniques for the conducting the studies of structural and functional states of nervous and muscles tissues (1988), code «Pressure» (principle investigators: Academician, Doctor of Medical Sciences I. P. Antonov,
Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences L. V. Tanin);