1. Pavel Zakharov

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    3. Feature Of The Week 1/17/10: Full-Field Optical Coherence Tomography for the Rapid Estimation of Epidermal Thickness

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      Feature Of The Week 1/17/10: Full-Field Optical Coherence Tomography for the Rapid Estimation of Epidermal Thickness
      Feature Of The Week 1/17/10: A number of recent developments in non-invasive physiological monitoring of the human body have demonstrated a high potential for the use of such techniques in the in vivo estimation of various clinically relevant parameters such as haemoglobin content and its’ oxygen saturation, amount of glycated haemoglobin, alcohol, etc. One of the most promising of those parameters is the non-invasive estimation of tissue glucose concentration which can potentially bring a great relief for the patients with Diabetes Mellitus, for whom the tight glucose control is the major requirement for long term therapy. The majority ...
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      Mentions: Heliotis AG Andreas Caduff University of Zurich

    4. Full-field optical coherence tomography for the rapid estimation of epidermal thickness: study of patients with diabetes mellitus type 1

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      Changes in morphology of the skin are an important factor that can affect non-invasive measurements performed through this organ, in particular for glucose monitoring in e.g. patients with diabetes mellitus. A characterization technique for non-contact in vivo profiling of the superficial skin layers can be beneficial for evaluation of the performance of such measurement systems. We applied a full-field optical coherence tomography (OCT) system followed by the fully automatic processing for this task. With the developed procedure, non-invasive quantification of the skin morphology can be performed within a few minutes. The dorsal skin of the upper arm of 22 ...
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      Mentions: Heliotis AG University Hospital Zurich Andreas Caduff
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    Pavel Zakharov

    Pavel Zakharov obtained his Ph.D. in 2004 from Saratov State University, Russia, on the subject of optical biophysics and biophotonics. His Ph.D. work was devoted to the light scattering spectroscopy and imaging of the non-stationary heterogeneous systems. He spent 3 years as a postdoctoral fellow in the Soft Condensed Matter group in University of Fribourg, Switzerland. In 2007 he joined Solianis Monitoring AG, Zürich-based company, developing non invasive glucose monitoring systems

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