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The analysis of the indicators of the metabolizable function of the lungs rats was studient in conditions of experimental of the acute pain-emotional stress with respect to the lipid exchange. The study of the stress-sensitive of the lungs comparing the aspects in the age has demonstrated the different expression changing the lines of the parametres of the lipid exchange in the pulmonary tissue of the animal of the different ages. The results of the investigations demonstrate the reactivity and the most stress-stability of lipase in early postnatal ontogeny.
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PMID:[Lipid metabolism and stress-reactivity in lungs of rats of various ages]. 1282 May 22

Noninvasive body contouring has become one of the fastest-growing areas of esthetic medicine. Many patients appear to prefer nonsurgical less-invasive procedures owing to the benefits of fewer side effects and shorter recovery times. Increasingly, 635-nm low-level laser therapy (LLLT) has been used in the treatment of a variety of medical conditions and has been shown to improve wound healing, reduce edema, and relieve acute pain. Within the past decade, LLLT has also emerged as a new modality for noninvasive body contouring. Research has shown that LLLT is effective in reducing overall body circumference measurements of specifically treated regions, including the hips, waist, thighs, and upper arms, with recent studies demonstrating the long-term effectiveness of results. The treatment is painless, and there appears to be no adverse events associated with LLLT. The mechanism of action of LLLT in body contouring is believed to stem from photoactivation of cytochrome c oxidase within hypertrophic adipocytes, which, in turn, affects intracellular secondary cascades, resulting in the formation of transitory pores within the adipocytes' membrane. The secondary cascades involved may include, but are not limited to, activation of cytosolic lipase and nitric oxide. Newly formed pores release intracellular lipids, which are further metabolized. Future studies need to fully outline the cellular and systemic effects of LLLT as well as determine optimal treatment protocols.
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PMID:Body contouring using 635-nm low level laser therapy. 2404 28