Express diagnostic of anaerobic infection and disbacteriosis by optical PNC method in clinical dentistry

Michail Timofeevich Alexandrov; Sergey U. Koz'ma; Ilia M. Taubinsky; Victor I. Masychev

doi:10.1117/12.405948

3 November 2000 Express diagnostic of anaerobic infection and disbacteriosis by optical PNC method in clinical dentistry

Michail Timofeevich Alexandrov, Sergey U. Koz'ma, Ilia M. Taubinsky, Victor I. Masychev

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Proceedings Volume 4162, Controlling Tissue Optical Properties: Applications in Clinical Study; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405948
Event: EOS/SPIE European Biomedical Optics Week, 2000, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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In this research a new way of express (real time) diagnostics of anaerobic infection and disbacteriosis is suggested. The express diagnostics of anaerobic infection allows to perform quick assessment of the injury microbiocenosis, the state of gastroenteric tract, the disbacteriosis presence and the degree of its development, to follow up dynamics of microflora variations in the process of medication treatment. The research were performed with optical PNC-method. The basic of the method is in registration of stimulated (secondary) radiations and registration of their space fields, which occur in the process of probing radiation interaction with biological tissues and their active elements. The process is called Photon- undulatory Nonlinear Conversion or in short PNC-process (PNC- method, PNC-diagnostic). The optimal diagnostic PNC-method developed here allows detecting the presence of anaerobic microflora directly at the bed of a patient. It makes possible to control the dynamic of patient rehabilitation process, providing strictly individual assessments.

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Michail Timofeevich Alexandrov, Sergey U. Koz'ma, Ilia M. Taubinsky, and Victor I. Masychev "Express diagnostic of anaerobic infection and disbacteriosis by optical PNC method in clinical dentistry", Proc. SPIE 4162, Controlling Tissue Optical Properties: Applications in Clinical Study, (3 November 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.405948

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Diagnostics

Luminescence

Intestine

Microorganisms

Dental caries

Dentistry

Tissues

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