Physical factors influence for biologic systems

L. A. Piruzyan

doi:10.1117/12.640218

7 December 2006 Physical factors influence for biologic systems

L. A. Piruzyan

Proceedings Volume 5973, Current Research on Laser Use in Oncology: 2000-2004; 59730Z (2006) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.640218
Event: Current Research on Laser Use in Oncology: 2000-2004, 2004, Moscow, Russian Federation

Abstract

Physical methods are widely spread in diagnostics and therapy of different pathologies, especially in oncology. The application of lasers occurred to be the perspective approach for combined methods application in medicine. Our work is devoted to investigation of thermal effect of focused laser beam in the model of Garding-Passi melanoma and also to the study of free radicals activity after the radiation with non-focused laser beam. The histologic alterations correlated with theoretical calculations of temperature distribution in irradiated tissue for energies 30-60 J attracted our interest. The values of maximal temperatures in depths of tissue for energies 30-60 J were carried out. In the model of permanent magnetic field (PMF) effect for mice ascites sarcoma 37 we have showed the linear dependence of tumor growth inhibition from the period of PMF treatment. Simultaneously we investigated PMF influence for free radical's (FR) concentrations in mice organs and tissues and potentially appearing questions of PMF effect for biopotential in connection with FR formation. We have also studied the alterations of K, Na and Ca ions concentrations in ascetic fluids after animal's PMF treatment. We revealed some reasons of biopotential generation and concluded that biopotential is not the result of specific ions gradient only but its generation can be followed by free radicals states appearance and occurrence of semi-conductivity in biostructures.

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L. A. Piruzyan "Physical factors influence for biologic systems", Proc. SPIE 5973, Current Research on Laser Use in Oncology: 2000-2004, 59730Z (7 December 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.640218

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Tissues

Laser therapeutics

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Melanoma

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