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Chemical Compound Review

Holmium-164     holmium

Synonyms: AC1L42VT, 164Ho, 15749-97-0, Holmium, isotope of mass 164
 
 
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Disease relevance of holmium

 

High impact information on holmium

  • Vascular injury and time course of smooth muscle cell proliferation after experimental holmium laser angioplasty [6].
  • Laser energy generated by a Holmium: YAG (Cardiogenesis Corporation, Sunnyvale, California) laser was transmitted to the myocardium via a flexible optical fiber capped by an optic lens [7].
  • At 30 min after occlusion, 8 dogs were randomized to the laser-treated group (30 to 40 transmural channels, 1 mm in diameter, were made in the cyanotic area using a holmium: yttrium-aluminum-garnet laser), and 10 were randomized to the control group (no treatment) [8].
  • The mean diameter of the dissections was smaller for excimer-induced craters (1.38 +/- 0.42 mm; n = 22) than for holmium-induced (2.7 +/- 0.87 mm; n = 22) and thulium-induced (2.37 +/- 0.42 mm; n = 14) craters (p less than 0.01 vs. mid-infrared dissections) [9].
  • To study adjacent tissue damage after delivery of holmium, thulium and excimer laser pulses, porcine thoracic aortas were irradiated in vivo [9].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of holmium

 

Biological context of holmium

  • The holmium (Ho):YAG laser, which has cutting and coagulating properties, has been demonstrated to have many applications in urology [15].
  • Safety and efficacy of holmium: YAG laser lithotripsy in patients with bleeding diatheses [16].
  • RESULTS: Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate resulted in a significant improvement in subjective symptoms and urodynamic parameters [17].
  • HoLEP is a transurethral procedure that uses the holmium laser fiber (wavelength 2,140 nm) to dissect whole prostatic lobes off of the surgical capsule in retrograde fashion, while maintaining excellent hemostasis [18].
  • HoLEP and TURP resulted in a significant improvement in American Urological Association symptom scores, peak urinary flow rates and post-void residual urine volumes with symptoms scores and residual volume significantly better in the holmium group [19].
 

Anatomical context of holmium

 

Associations of holmium with other chemical compounds

 

Gene context of holmium

  • RESULTS: The three-dimensional structure of holmium-substituted psoriasin has been determined by multiple anomalous wavelength dispersion (MAD) phasing and refined to atomic resolution (1.05 A) [28].
  • Holmium: YAG laser to treat astigmatism associated with myopia or hyperopia [29].
  • CONCLUSION: Although this technique has several advantages over other techniques (holmium, ALK, PRK, hexagonal RK), it has a high rate of retreatment and some complications [30].
  • Winston Churchill said it best: "Give us the tools and we will finish the job." Industry has provided urologists with the tools in the form of advanced flexible ureteroscopes, the holmium laser, nitinol baskets, and the ureteral access sheath [31].
  • Immunohistochemical study of localization of extracellular matrix after holmium YAG laser irradiation in rat cornea [32].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of holmium

  • Six weeks after holmium laser angioplasty, SMC proliferation had returned to control levels in the intima and remained increased in the medial layer [6].
  • Holmium laser ablation resulted in an initial decrease of the numbers of intimal cell layers in the early group (7 days after treatment: 5 +/- 1 cell layers with 76 +/- 39 microns; control: 13 +/- 3 cell layers with 144 +/- 44 microns) [6].
  • PURPOSE: To investigate the use of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging in the administration and biodistribution of holmium-loaded poly(L-lactic acid) microspheres (Ho-PLLA-MS) in liver tumors [33].
  • A holmium filter reduced skin exposure by more than 50% in excretory urography [34].
  • Holmium laser lithotripsy is now used as a primary treatment modality for ureteral stones [35].

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