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Blue Light Photobiomodulation Gdbr

Societe De Developpement Et De Recherche Industrielle

Julien Steinbrunn

Michel Lamoise

Jean-Marc Pernot

Serge Lecomte

Norbert Gretz

Frédéric Revol-Cavalier

Marielle Bouschbacher

Cyril Marsiquet

Jean-Philippe Domenger

Fabiola Arpino

Boris Mansencal

Anja Becker

Anna Klapczynski

Natalia Kuch

Arnold Aalders

Mouna Messaoud

Marc De Samber

Johannes Weekamp

Bas Jacobs

The invention is directed to a light source device comprising a light emitting element for emitting a blue light having a wavelength ranging from 435 to 500 nm, the light source device being configured to provide the blue light to at least one cell at a transmitted fluence ranging from 0.01 to 18. J/cmto promote or induce growth and proliferation of the cell and wherein the light emitting element has a power density ranging from 0.05 to 30 mW/cm. The invention is also directed to a light source assembly comprising a product adapted to be in contact with the skin or a wound and a light source device connected to the product for providing blue light to at least one skin cell, preferably of the wound.

Blue light photobiomodulation

Some embodiments are directed to a mobile terminal allowing the determination of information relating to a wound, including a photographic apparatus for acquiring an image of a zone containing the wound and device adapted for determining a first likelihood map associated with a first characteristic of the zone by using a first classifier; determining a second likelihood map associated with a second characteristic, by using a second classifier, distinct from the first classifier; segmenting the image into regions of homogeneous colour; matching the regions with the first and second maps, and adapting these regions so as to determine regions corresponding substantially to the wound, and determine these items of information on the basis of these regions and displaying them on a screen of the terminal.

Digital analysis of a digital image representing a wound for its automatic characterisation

An article having properties allowing same to absorb a body fluid. The article includes at least three paths for the propagation of fluid from a fluid capture zone to at least one storage and/or evaporation area, each fluid propagation path being delimited by a fluid barrier preventing the passage of liquid from one path to another.

Article for absorbing a physiological liquid, such as a dressing

The subject matter of the present invention is a system for measuring interface pressure exerted on the skin, that is in particular of use in compression therapy, characterized in that it comprises: &#x2014;a supporting member bearing sensors, including at least two pressure sensors spaced out on the supporting member in order to make it possible to measure the pressure exerted at two predetermined positions; &#x2014;an electronic system connected to the sensors and capable of acquiring the values simultaneously measured by these sensors; and in that each pressure sensor comprises a transducer element, which is preferably substantially flat, said transducer element having a surface intended to come into contact with the skin in the operating position, either directly or by means of a layer of a material covering said surface of the transducer, the elastic modulus of compression of said transducer or of said intermediate layer, measured at the surface intended to come into contact with the skin, being between 30 and 500 kPa, preferably between 80 and 400 kPa and more preferably between 200 and 400 kPa. Use: compression therapy.

Interface pressure measurement system

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Messigny et Vantoux, France

Julien Steinbrunn