Publications by authors named "S L Mironov"

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  • Burn depth determination is essential for effective patient care, but current methods lack precision; however, recent animal studies revealed that Short Wave Infrared (SWIR) imaging can effectively differentiate between superficial and deep burns.
  • A study involving 11 patients utilized a SWIR assessment tool (SWAT) to compare reflectance of multiple SWIR bands with surgeons' classifications and histology results to evaluate burn depths.
  • The findings indicate that while reflectance changes at certain wavelengths correlate with burn depth, multi-spectral imaging through SWAT may offer improved accuracy in assessing burn wound severity.
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A proof-of-principle experiment of highly efficient (38%) second harmonic generation was implemented at a ∼1 / intensity of a 45 fs pulse in a composite nonlinear sample-a 1 mm KDP crystal glued onto a 1 mm fused silica substrate. The attenuated replica of the second harmonic pulse (455 nm) was compressed down to 28.6 fs by means of dispersive mirrors, with a significant reduction in both the wings and the far temporal contrast.

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  • * After 6 weeks, all DMSO concentrations reduced myelin content, while 0.1% DMSO for 4 weeks and 1% DMSO for 6 weeks significantly improved motor coordination as shown in the rotarod test (p<0.05 and p<0.001, respectively).
  • * The study also found mixed effects on pain sensitivity, where lower concentrations of D
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Blue phase (BP) liquid crystals (LC) have lately become the focus of extensive research due to their peculiar properties and structure. BPs exhibit a highly organized 3D structure with a lattice period in the hundreds of nm. Owing to such structure, BPs are regarded as 3D photonic crystals.

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In the context of an aging global population and the imperative for innovative healthcare solutions, the concept of longevity clinics emerges as a timely and vital area of exploration. Unlike traditional medical facilities, longevity clinics offer a unique approach to preclinical prevention, focusing on "prevention of prevention" through the utilization of aging clocks and biomarkers from healthy individuals. This article presents a comprehensive overview of longevity clinics, encompassing descriptions of existing models, the development of a proposed framework, and insights into biomarkers, wearable devices, and therapeutic interventions.

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