Interesting and inspirational selected publications involving Cortex Technology skin analysis instruments as well as our cryosurgical equipment.
Cryosurgery
Cryosurgery – A Practical Manual
Springer-Verlag 2015
ISBN 978-3-662-43938-8
Author
Paola P.
Ultrasound
The evaluation of 20 MHz ultrasonography, computed tomography scans as compared to direct microscopy for periodontal system assessment
Medical ULtrasonography 2011
Vol. 13, no. 2
Author
Chifor R., Hedesiu M., Bolfa P., Catoi C., Crisan M., Serbanescu A., Badea A.F., Moga I., Badea M.E.
Pages
120-126.
Ultrasound
High resolution topographical maping of warm and cold sensitivities
Clinical Neurophysiology 119 (2008).
Author
Li X., Petrini L., Defrin R., Madeleine P., Arendt-Nielsen L.
Pages
2641-2646
Ultrasound
Comparison between ultrasonography (DermaScan C ver. 3) and transparancy profilometry Skin Visiometer SV600).
Skin Research and Technology 2008; 14.
Author
Lee H. K., Seo Y. K., Baek J. H., Koh J. S.
Pages
8-12
Ultrasound
Comparison between high-frequency ultrasonography (DermaSCan C Ver. 3) and Histopathology in atopic dermatitis.
Skin Research and Technology 2013; 0:
Author
Polanska A., Danzak-Pazdrowska A., Silny W., Wozniak A., Maksin K., Jenerowicz D., Janicka-Jedynska M.
Pages
1-6
Ultrasound
High frequency ultrasound measurement for assessing post-thrombotic syndrome and monitoring compression therapy in chronic venous disease.
J Vasc Surg 2009; 50.
Author
Volikova A.I., Edwards J., Stacey M.C., Wallace H.J.
Pages
820-5
Erythema & Melanin
Objective Color Measurements: Clinimetric Performance of Three Devices on Normal Skin and Scar Tissue
Burn Care Res. 2013 May/June;34(3)
Author
van der Wal M, Bloemen M, Verhaegen P, Tuinebreijer W, de Vet H, van Zuijlen P, Middelkoop E.J.
Pages
187-194
Tewl, Hydration & Elasticity
Improved barrier function observed in cultured skin substitutes developed under anchored conditions
Skin Research and Technology 2008; 14.
Author
Barai N.D., Boyce S.T., Hoath S.B., Visscher M.O., Kasting G.B.
Pages
418-424
Tewl, Hydration & Elasticity
The Irritant potential of n-propanol (nonanoic acid vehicle) in accumulative skin irritation
A validation study of two different human in vivo test models. Skin Research and Technology 2008; 14:
Author
Clemmensen A., Andersen F., Petersen T.K., Kalden H., Melgaard A., Andersen K.E.
Pages
277-286