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Fine structural alteratious produced iediate1y after irradiation with either
XeC1 excimer or Nd:Y.AG laser have been studied in rat liver samples processed
histochemically for glucose-6-phosphatase (GP) activity, a marker enzyme for the
endoplasmic reticulum (ER) of hepatocytes. General vesiculation of ER along with
moderate inactivation of GP was apparent following excimer lazing which contrasted
with better structural but poorer enzymatic preservation of ER in the hepatocytes
irradiated with Nd:YAG laser. c'i the basis of this and our recent study.
(A. Nevorotin, M. Kul 1 . 1989. Arch. Pathol . v. 51, N 7, pp. 63'TO ) a conclus ion is drawn
on a potential surgical advantage of excimer laser over its Nd:YAG counterpart due
presumably to lesser extent of cellular and macromolecular damage implicative in the
process of healing of laser-inflicted lesions. A mechanism of ER vesiculation is
considered in the iignt of probable dynamic impact transferred to the ER membranes by
excimer irradiation by analogy with other nign energy mechanical forces (e.g. nign
gravitation or ultrasonication) known to interfere with membrane structural
organization.
Alexey J. Nevorotin
"Excimer v. Nd:YAG: comparative analysis of initial ultrastructural alterations produced by two distinct lasers", Proc. SPIE 1353, First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23761
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Alexey J. Nevorotin, "Excimer v. Nd:YAG: comparative analysis of initial ultrastructural alterations produced by two distinct lasers," Proc. SPIE 1353, First International Conference on Lasers and Medicine, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.23761