RU97100373A - METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE STATE OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUE) - Google Patents
METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE STATE OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUE)Info
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- RU97100373A RU97100373A RU97100373/14A RU97100373A RU97100373A RU 97100373 A RU97100373 A RU 97100373A RU 97100373/14 A RU97100373/14 A RU 97100373/14A RU 97100373 A RU97100373 A RU 97100373A RU 97100373 A RU97100373 A RU 97100373A
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- luminous flux
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- 210000001519 tissues Anatomy 0.000 title claims 7
- 230000004907 flux Effects 0.000 claims 5
- 206010030113 Oedema Diseases 0.000 claims 2
- 230000001413 cellular Effects 0.000 claims 2
- 238000001764 infiltration Methods 0.000 claims 2
- 238000000034 method Methods 0.000 claims 1
- 230000001575 pathological Effects 0.000 claims 1
- 239000000523 sample Substances 0.000 claims 1
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где Φdo - световой поток при максимальном диаметре диафрагмы;
Φdk - световой поток при уменьшенном диаметре диафрагмы;
Do - максимальный диаметр диафрагмы;
Dk - уменьшенный диаметр диафрагмы,
при значениях R, близких к единице, делают заключение о нормальном состоянии ткани, при значениях 2>R>1,1 делают заключение о существенном увеличении клеточной инфильтрации ткани на фоне умеренно выраженного отека, при R>>2 делают заключение о преобладании отека ткани, а при R<0,9 делают заключение о увеличении плотности ткани и/или увеличении степени клеточной инфильтрации.A method for determining the state of biological tissue by bringing a probe radiation source to it, measuring the luminous flux of the reflected light signal, at a certain diameter of the diaphragm of the integrating sphere comparing the data obtained with symmetrical and reference points and calculating the biophotometric coefficient R, characterizing the severity of the pathological process, characterized in that measure the luminous flux of the reflected signal at the maximum aperture diameter, and then reduce the diameter of the apertures to an arbitrary value in the range of 20-80% of the original, the light flux is measured again and determine the K coefficient which characterizes the biological tissue density, according to the formula:
where Φ do is the luminous flux at the maximum aperture diameter;
Φ dk is the luminous flux with a reduced aperture diameter;
D o - the maximum diameter of the diaphragm;
D k - reduced diameter of the diaphragm,
at values of R close to unity, a conclusion is made about the normal state of the tissue, at values of 2>R> 1.1, a conclusion is made about a significant increase in cellular tissue infiltration against a background of moderate edema, at R >> 2, a conclusion is made about the predominance of tissue edema, and at R <0.9, a conclusion is drawn about an increase in tissue density and / or an increase in the degree of cellular infiltration.
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