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Increase of extracorporeal lithotripsy effeciency when using laser-induced pressure pulses. / Sud'enkov, Yuri V.; Ivanov, Edward V.

Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. ред. / Nathan I. Croitoru; Martin Frenz; Terence A. King; Riccardo Pratesi; Anna M. Scheggi; et.al. Том 2928 1996. стр. 262-270.

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Harvard

Sud'enkov, YV & Ivanov, EV 1996, Increase of extracorporeal lithotripsy effeciency when using laser-induced pressure pulses. в NI Croitoru, M Frenz, TA King, R Pratesi, AM Scheggi & et.al. (ред.), Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. Том. 2928, стр. 262-270, Biomedical Systems and Technologies, Vienna, Austria, 8/09/96.

APA

Sud'enkov, Y. V., & Ivanov, E. V. (1996). Increase of extracorporeal lithotripsy effeciency when using laser-induced pressure pulses. в N. I. Croitoru, M. Frenz, T. A. King, R. Pratesi, A. M. Scheggi, & et.al. (Ред.), Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering (Том 2928, стр. 262-270)

Vancouver

Sud'enkov YV, Ivanov EV. Increase of extracorporeal lithotripsy effeciency when using laser-induced pressure pulses. в Croitoru NI, Frenz M, King TA, Pratesi R, Scheggi AM, et.al., Редакторы, Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. Том 2928. 1996. стр. 262-270

Author

Sud'enkov, Yuri V. ; Ivanov, Edward V. / Increase of extracorporeal lithotripsy effeciency when using laser-induced pressure pulses. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. Редактор / Nathan I. Croitoru ; Martin Frenz ; Terence A. King ; Riccardo Pratesi ; Anna M. Scheggi ; et.al. Том 2928 1996. стр. 262-270

BibTeX

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abstract = "The results of experimental study on a focusing of laser-induced submicrosecond pressure pulses and destruction of solids subjected to them are presented. It was studied how the source distribution of pressure pulse amplitude influences upon the focusing in water. The means for the focusing improvement have been developed. The high focal pressure (approximately 40 MPa) localized in a small spatial region (approximately 10 multiplied by 1 mm) was achieved. The destruction of solids loaded by the trains of shock pulses was studied also. It has been found that much more effective disintegration takes place under a quasi-resonance loading. The results show that efficiency of extracorporeal lithotripsy may be significantly increased when using laser-induced submicrosecond pressure pulses.",
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