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- Bookvolume editors, Inja Bogdan Allemann, David J. Goldberg.Contents:
Introduction. --- History of lasers in dermatology
Physical and electronic properties of lasers. --- Laser principles / Bogdan Allemann, I., Kaufman, J. --- Laser-induced tissue reactions and dermatology / Weber, R.J., Taylor, B.R., and Engelman, D.E. --- Laser safety / Dudelzak, J., Goldberg, D.J.
Laser applications in dermatology. --- Ablative skin resurfacing / Chwalek, J., Goldberg, D. --- Non-ablative lasers / Ciocon, D.H., Doshi, D., and Goldberg, D.J. --- Fractional photothermolysis / Bogdan Allemann, I., Kaufman, J.
Indications for laser applications. --- Vascular lesions / Ting, P.T., Rao, J. --- Benign pigmented lesions / Bogdan Allemann, I., Goldberg, D.J. --- Tattoo removal / Adatto, M.A., Halachmi, S., and Lapidoth, M. --- Hair removal / Haedersdal, M., Haak, C.S. --- Photoaging / Grunebaum, L.D., Heffelfinger, R.N. --- Scars / Elsaie, M.L. ... [et al.] --- Acne vulgaris / Läuchli, S. --- Skin tightening / Woolery-Lloyd, H., Kammer, J.N. --- Special considerations for darker-skinned patients / Chan, H.H.L. --- At-home laser and light-based devices / Brown, A.S.
Non-laser technologies/light-based systems. --- Intense pulsed light / Schoenewolf, N.L., Barysch, M.J., and Dummer, R. --- Light-emitting diode / Gold, M.H. --- Photodynamic therapy / Gold, M.H.Digital Access Karger 2011 - ArticleMoretta L, Mingari MC, Webb SR, Pearl ER, Lydyard PM, Grossi CE, Lawton AR, Cooper MD.Eur J Immunol. 1977 Oct;7(10):696-700.Abnormal proportions of the distinct T cell subpopulations binding the Fc portion of IgM (T-M) cells and those bearing receptors for the Fc portion of IgG (T-G) cells, were observed in blood samples from patients who had congenital or acquired abnormalities of the thymus, severe combined immunodeficiency, or an unexplained primary deficiency in cell-mediated immunity; most had too few circulating T-M cells and often an overabundance of T-G cells. In an in vitro evaluation of lymphocyte from one of three thymoma patients with an elevated T-G subpopulation, removal of T-G cells abrogated the suppression of T-M cell help of B cell differentiation induced by pokeweed mitogen. A spectrum of patients with sex-linked infantile agammaglobulinemia, variable hypogammaglobulinemia, and selective IgA deficiency, and a few patients with autoimmune syndromes infrequently had distorted representation of these T cell subpopulations in the circulation. This suggests that B cell dysfunction in many of these patients is not merely due to numerical excesses or insufficiencies of helper or suppressor T cells.