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Modulight Spotlights: LASER-SHARP RESEARCH – September 2023

September 12, 2023 by Modulight Content
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 Modulight Spotlights: LASER-SHARP RESEARCH – September 2023 Head & neck cancer is world’s sixth most common cancer, with increasing incidence and poor survival. A new study by P. Enzian & R. Rahmanzadeh at University of Lübeck, studied combining chemotherapy with photochemical internalization for more effective H&N cancer treatment in vitro. Photochemical internalization using photosensitizer fimaporfin, activated with Modulight’s ML6600 laser, was shown to increase drug’s efficacy by means of better drug delivery inside the cells. As a result, tumor cell death was achieved using 20-fold Continue reading →

Light-emitting fabrics for dermatological diseases

June 26, 2021 by Modulight Content
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    Related Modulight products and Services   Related Publications Light emitting fabrics for PDT: technology and results of clinical studies Serge R. Mordon, Elise Thecua, Fabienne Lecomte, Anne-Sophie Vignion-Dewalle, Pascal Deleporte, Cyril Maire, Henry Abi-Rached, Claire Vicentini, Theresa Hommel, R. Markus Szeimies, Laurent Mortier SPIE, 2019   Photodynamic Therapy Using a New Painless Light-Emitting Fabrics Device in the Treatment of Extramammary Paget Disease of the Vulva (the PAGETEX Study): Protocol for an Interventional Efficacy and Safety Trial Fabienne Lecomte, Elise Thecua, Laurine Ziane, Pascal Continue reading →Customer case Research by: Laser-assisted therapies and immunotherapies for oncology (OncoThAI) center at University of Lille is a large research center that carries fundamental and translational projects with the aim to widely implement PDT to clinical use either alone or in combination with other therapies like surgery or immunotherapy. Modulight products: ML7710 (631, 635, 665 nm) Laser use: Light-emitting fabrics for PDT therapy at clinical level   Prof. Serge Mordon PhD, currently at BioTis/Inserm     Dr. Laurent Mortier, MD, PhD, University of Lille   Research Continue reading →