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Thermal treatment using optical energy for various types of dermatologic problems has become very popular over the past 20 years. Light-based therapies with lasers and intense pulse light (IPL) technologies have been increasingly used in aesthetic medicine for epilation, removal of vascular and pigmented lesions, reduction of fine wrinkles, and acne treatment
Although effective for a broad range of dermatological indications, limitations also have been realized with light-based therapies. One of the main limitations is that optical energy must penetrate the epidermis to reach the depth of the targeted site. Optical energy is absorbed by melanin chromophores in the epidermis and hair shafts, and hemoglobin in blood. In photoepilation, light-colored hair is particularly difficult to remove because it has low levels of melanin and, therefore, may not absorb enough energy to achieve thermal destruction of the hair follicle. Conversely, high pigmentation of the epidermis also poses a problem because it may absorb too much energy, potentially causing adverse effects such as burns and hyperpigmentation. Wrinkles respond poorly to treatment with optical energy because collagen fibers do not contain chromophores. These limitations have stimulated investigators to look for new forms of energy that satisfy the principle of selective thermolysis but are devoid of the main disadvantage of optical energy for dermatological applications; that is, a strong interdependence between treatment efficacy/safety and chromophore levels in the epidermis. The use of radiofrequency (RF) for selective electrothermolysis has been found to produce a highly efficient thermal effect on biological tissue. Different from optical energy, RF energy is dependent on the electrical properties of the tissue rather than on concentration of chromophores in the skin for selective thermal destruction of targeted sites.
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Od ponedjeljka 10. lipnja u Varaždinu djeluje interventni tim Crvenog križa, a može ih se dobiti na broj 099 21 21 222. Projekt kriznih intervencija pokrenut je u cilju prevencije obiteljskog nasilja i suicida.Interventni tim volontera u Crvenom križu na poziv klijenata izlazi na teren i reagira u takvim situacijama. Osim toga, upućuju ljude na institucije koje mogu pomoći. Na savjetovalištu dva puta tjedno, utorkom i četvrtkom poslijepodne od 17 do 19 sati u prostorijama Županijskog Crvenog križa u Pavlinskoj ulici, mogu se obratiti svi oni koji imaju probleme ili znaju nekoga koji ih ima
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Thermal treatment using optical energy for various types of dermatologic problems has become very popular over the past 20 years. Light-based therapies with lasers and intense pulse light (IPL) technologies have been increasingly used in aesthetic medicine for epilation, removal of vascular and pigmented lesions, reduction of fine wrinkles, and acne treatment
Although effective for a broad range of dermatological indications, limitations also have been realized with light-based therapies. One of the main limitations is that optical energy must penetrate the epidermis to reach the depth of the targeted site. Optical energy is absorbed by melanin chromophores in the epidermis and hair shafts, and hemoglobin in blood. In photoepilation, light-colored hair is particularly difficult to remove because it has low levels of melanin and, therefore, may not absorb enough energy to achieve thermal destruction of the hair follicle. Conversely, high pigmentation of the epidermis also poses a problem because it may absorb too much energy, potentially causing adverse effects such as burns and hyperpigmentation. Wrinkles respond poorly to treatment with optical energy because collagen fibers do not contain chromophores. These limitations have stimulated investigators to look for new forms of energy that satisfy the principle of selective thermolysis but are devoid of the main disadvantage of optical energy for dermatological applications; that is, a strong interdependence between treatment efficacy/safety and chromophore levels in the epidermis. The use of radiofrequency (RF) for selective electrothermolysis has been found to produce a highly efficient thermal effect on biological tissue. Different from optical energy, RF energy is dependent on the electrical properties of the tissue rather than on concentration of chromophores in the skin for selective thermal destruction of targeted sites.
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1) It describes the key components used to measure GDP - consumer spending, investment, government spending, and net exports.
2) It explains different types of income measures - national, personal, and disposable income.
3) It discusses how inflation can impact GDP measurements and the use of the CPI, PPI, and GDP deflator to adjust for inflation.
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1) Economics involves making choices because resources are scarce and wants exceed what's available. The four factors of production are land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.
2) Trade-offs require sacrificing one thing for another and create opportunity costs, like the value of the next best alternative given up. Production possibilities curves illustrate the maximum amounts of two items an economy can produce.
3) Economists use models as simplified representations to explain behavior. Microeconomics examines individuals and firms while macroeconomics looks at whole economies
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2. • Кого же нам благодарить за это в высшей
степени полезное изобретение? Кто
додумался намазывать масло на хлеб
первым? Единого мнения по этому поводу
нет, но из всех версий происхождения этого
популярного блюда наиболее интересна
версия о изобретении бутерброда
Коперником.
Николай Коперник (19.02.1473. – 24.05.1543) -
польский астроном (по призванию), среди
современников был известен как
государственный деятель, искусный врач и
знаток астрономии.
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3. • В молодости Николай Коперник 2 года
изучал медицину в Италии, в Падуанском
университете, хотя докторского диплома он
так и не получил. После этого дядя
Коперника, епископ Ватцельроде, устроил
молодого человека каноником в
Фромборкский собор, а вместе с тем и
комендантом Ольштынского замка.
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4. • Жители города Ольштын подняли
восстание против захватчиков из Тевтонского
военно-религиозного ордена и позже замок
оказался в осаде. Через некоторое время в
поместье началась эпидемия желудочных
заболеваний. Коперник пробовал применять
обычные в те времена лекарства, однако
результата такое лечение не дало.
Подозревая, что причина болезни кроется в
питании, он разделил всех обитателей
крепости на небольшие группы, которые
изолировал друг от друга и посадил на
разные рационы.
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5. • В скором времени выяснилось, что не
болеет только одна группа, в рационе
которой не было хлеба. Вовсе отказаться
от хлеба в осажденном замке
возможности не было – ведь именно
грубый черный хлеб и был основной
пищей жителей крепости.
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6. • Дело оказалось в том, что люди нередко
роняли хлеб на пол. Подняв упавший кусок,
защитники крепости просто отряхивали его
или обдували, а затем съедали. Тогда-то
врачу-астроному и пришла в голову мысль,
что зараза может идти от грязи, попадающей
на хлеб с пола.
• Решение Коперник
придумал настолько
оригинальное,
насколько и простое.
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7. • Коперник придумал намазывать ломтик
хлеба маслом, чтобы на его фоне можно
было легко заметить грязь и убрать ее.
Теперь человек, уронивший кусок хлеба
на пол, срезал верхний грязный слой
вместе с маслом и бактериями.
• Опыт оказался удачным – эпидемия
вскоре прекратилась.
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