Contract notice: 2019-beh-dl-lvnr12-1.7-7 radiographic
transillumination workstation
Topographical anatomy of asterion by an innovative technique using
transillumination and skiagram.
They most commonly present as a large, soft, cystic, compressible, non-tender and
transillumination positive.
PCR products were visualized in a 2.0% agarose gel stained with ethidium bromide, and photographed under UV
transillumination. PCR products were purified using a GeneJET(tm) kit (Thermo K0701) according to the manufacturer's protocol.
The same effect can be obtained by
transillumination imaging (Nieminen et al.
The results were visualized by computer analyzed UV
transillumination method.
Transillumination of neck soft tissues allows us to recognize the front of the neck vessels running across the neck midline and maybe to change the puncture site in order to avoid bleeding complications.
The first of these is a
transillumination defect of the affected iris, if a sufficient amount of pigment is lost (see Figure 1).
The diagnosis of PEX was made by the presence of following findings: PEX material on the lens capsule or near the pupil;
transillumination defects near the pupil; increased pigmentation or PEX material at the angle, or both.
To overcome the difficulty in locating such enamel opacities,
transillumination in this procedure was useful for a more predictable and conservative treatment.
The best utilization of the fiber optic
transillumination (FOTI) device is for evaluating the depth of occlusal lesions (if the caries has reached to the dentin or not) and for the detection of the proximal lesions (15).
Near-infrared measurement of cerebral tissue oxygen saturation uses
transillumination at light wavelengths that are absorbed by hemoglobin (730 and 810 nm) incorporating signals from both venous weighted and arterial blood.
