Basic Research   

29th AUGUST 2001

DAY-II

Time	8.30 A.M. to 10.45 A.M.
Hall	Madras I
Basic Science	Session VI Basic Research (Short Papers)
Chairman	1. Raphela Waidelich. Germany. 2. Vikram.R.Jayanth. India
Co-ordintors	1.Ravi M. India
Volunteers	1. Vinsu Abraham. GRC/SRMC 2. Meena M. GRC/SRMC 3. Vinod K. GRC/SRMC
1. Regression of Solid Tumor Using Laser and Ala in Mice - Dr. Jayasree R.S India. 2. Diagnosis of Breast Tumor with polarized fluorescence spectroscopy - Dr. Maya S. India. 3. Ultraviolet fluorescence emission spectroscopy of Cervical Tissues: Classification by Different statistical methods - Dr. Vengadesan N. India. 4. Bone Fusion Stimulated by Low Energy Density Laser - Dr. Trelles M.A. Spain. 5. Applications of Multi-Parameter flow Cyotmetry in Oncology - Dr. Dwarakanath B.S. India. 6. Spectroscopic Analysis of A Sub Mandibular Sialoth Resected from the Wharton’s Duct - Dr. Jayasree R.S. India. 7. In Vitro Evaluation of the Depth of Thermal Damage on Tissues Using Nd: Yag Laser - Dr. Jayasree R.S. India. 8. Low Level Laser Therapy: Clinical Practice in India - Dr.Surekha.S. Ghumare. India. 9. Influence of the Low Level Radiation in Combination with Different Chemical Drugs on The Experimental Tumours Growth - Dr.Mikhailov V.A. Russia. 10. Technical Innovation in the Field of Multi – Photon Imaging For Greater Resolution and Depth Penetration - Dr. Kundu P.K. India. 11. Effect of Yag Laser on Immunogenetic Markers - Dr. Ravi M India, 12. The Effect of Nitrogen Laser (337nm) Irradiation on Mycobacterium Tuberculosis - Dr. Aloke Dube. India. 13. Laser Scanning Cytometry and Comet Assay - Dr. Roshan Dinesh. India.

 

Coffee Break 10.40 A.M. – 11.00 A.M.

 

29th AUGUST 2001

DAY-II

Time	11.00 A.M. To 1.00 P.M.
Hall	Madras I
Basic Science	Session V PDT (Guest Lectures)
Chairman	1) Dr. Gerald Glantz, USA 2) Mukunda Rao, India
Co-ordinator	1. Ravi M. India
Volunteers	1. Roshan Dinesh GRC/SRMC 2. Teena Koshy GRC/SRMC 3. Prasanna Vadhani.GRC/SRMC
1. Characteristic Features of Light Sources For Photodynamic Therapy - Dr. Harry Mosely. U.K, 2. Pdt for the Treatment of Pancreatic Cancer a Laboratory Experiment - Dr. Gerald Glantz. USA, 3. The Experience and  Development of Pdt in China - Dr. Jun-Heng Li. China, 4. New Options of Photodynamic Therapy for Bronchogenic Carcinoma - Dr. Junichi Nitadori. Japan, 5. Kinetics And Comparison of ? -Aminolevulinic Acid Induced Endogenous Protoporphyrin-Ix In Single Cell By Steady State And Multiphoton Fluorescence Imaging (Pdt) - Dr. Parmewaran D. India, 6. New Application Of Pdt - Dr. Akiro Obana,

 

Lunch Break 1.00 P.M. - 2.00 p.m.

 

29th AUGUST 2001

DAY-II

Time	2.00 P.M. -4.15 P.M.
Hall	Madras I
Basic Science	Session VI PDT (Symposia)
Chairman	1. Mikhailov V.K. Russia 2. Natarajan P.  India
Co-ordinators	1. Ravi M. India
Volunteers	1.Roshan Dinesh GRC/SRMC 2. Teena Koshy GRC/SRMC Coordinator 3. Anjana J. GRC/SRMC
1. Endoscopic Photodynamic Therapy For Gastric Cancer - Dr. Tetsuya Nakamura. Japan, 2. Adjuvant Photodynamic Therapy Before Surgery For Advanced Bronchogenic Carcinoma - Dr. Chimori Konaka. Japan, 3. New, Inexpensive, Efficient Laser Source at 630nm for PDT - Dr. Masilamani Vadivel, India 4. Photodynamic Therapy For Bacteria  - Dr. Nobuyuki Sakaniwa. Japan, 5. Recent trends in Photodynamic therapy. - Dr. Masilamani V., Saudi Arabia 6. Fluorescence Life Time Studies Of Ala Induced Ppix On Tumorogenic And Non –Tumorogenic Cells By Time Correlated Single Photon Counting System - Dr. Parmes Waran D. India, 7. Long Term Survival After Photodynamic Therapy With Photofrin For Superficial Esophageal Cancer And Early Gastric Cancer - Dr.Seishiro Mimura. Japan 8. Effect Of Pdt On Chemically Transformed Tissue In Mice - Dr. Jayasree R.S. India, 9. Pdt Of Nodular Superficial Carcinoma In Swiss Mice Using Ala Induced Pplx - Dr. Parmeswaran D. India,

4.45 P.M. - Visit to Taramani