Sentence examples for precise ablation from inspiring English sources
Ablation patterning of layered systems enables very precise ablation depth control.
The immediate and precise ablation of the centrosome results in three possible outcomes: (1) no response, (2) rapid reorganization of the cytoskeleton leading to a change in cell morphology and polarization, and (3) a longer time period for reorganization of the cytoskeleton and the appearance of focal adhesions.
Using these parameters, precise ablation of the blastomere-yolk region could be achieved.
As a result, MRI is an invaluable tool for planning the most precise ablation trajectory for a focused US beam.
Material processing with femtosecond (fs) lasers allows very precise ablation with strongly reduced thermal damage effects in comparison to nanosecond and picoseconds lasers [ 1].
The focused NIR fs pulses interaction with tissue or cells relies on nonlinear absorption; hence, the affected area is limited to the focal volume of the laser beam enabling a highly targeted and precise ablation in vivo without any collateral damage in the surrounding cells.
Potential applications include ultra precise laser ablation or coagulation in the eye and brain, cellular surgery, and the coupling of light into photonic nanostructures.
Chains of microspheres produced spatial filtering of the multimode Er:YAG laser beam and fiber, thus providing spot diameters not otherwise available for precise tissue ablation using conventional fiber delivery systems.
HIFU has the advantages of precise cancer ablation and excellent protection of healthy tissue.
This has enabled precise surface ablation of a broad range of materials and biological tissues.
These are (1) the ability to cut with a broad range of fluences without impacting the location of the focal plane, which is desirable given tissue differences (2) the use of beams which have longer working distances facilitating delivery, and (3) precise axial ablation with these beams enabling safer penetration up to sensitive boundaries or membranes.
