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Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology B-biology | 1996

Impairment of phagocytic cell respiratory burst by UVA in the presence of fluoroquinolones: an oxygen-dependent phototoxic damage to cell surface microvilli

A.R. Saniabadi; K. Wada; Kazuo Umemura; Sadayuki Sakuma; M. Nakashima

Fluoroquinolones are widely used clinically as broad-spectrum antimicrobial agents. One of their side effects is UVA-dependent photosensitivity, observed after the skin is exposed to sunlight. We have investigated five fluoroquinolones and have found that their phototoxicity is oxygen dependent. Human phagocytic leucocytes were stimulated with serum opsonized zymosan to produce superoxide radical (O2-) (respiratory burst) in the presence of a sensitive O2(-)-specific cypridina luciferin analogue, 2-methyl-6-(p-methoxyphenyl)-3,7-dihydroimidazol (1,2-alpha) pyrazin-one hydrochloride (MCLA), as chemiluminescence reagent with which O2- can react to induce photon emission. The photon count was used as a measure of respiratory burst activity. When leucocytes were irradiated with UVA for 10 min in the presence of 3 micrograms ml-1 lomefloxacin, ciprofloxacin or norfloxacin, a marked decrease in respiratory burst activity was observed; in this respect, ofloxacin and tosufloxacin were weak. Scanning electron microscopy revealed that the cell surface microvilli were destroyed. The phototoxicity of fluoroquinolones could be abolished if oxygen in the tests was replaced by nitrogen or if the aminothiol DL-cysteine (1.5 mg ml-1) was added prior to irradiation. It is suggested that an oxygen species derived from UVA-excited drug molecules and oxygen mediates the phototoxicity of these fluoroquinolones.


IS&T/SPIE's Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science & Technology | 1995

Simplification of infrared illumination of stereoscopic liquid crystal TV

Yoko Nishida; Tomohiko Hattori; Shigeru Omori; Jun Suzuki; Kunimasa Katayama; Sadayuki Sakuma

Stereoscopic, multi-parallax, electro-holographic and multi-planar methods are no glasses methods as real-time 3D imaging devices. These methods except stereoscopic need several parallax images or several plane images for their 3D image component. It is known there are many problems for taking and transmission of their 3D images. As for stereoscopic method using lenticular sheet limits the position of the viewers and/or is impossible to observation of the 3D image by several persons simultaneously. Conventional our method Stereoscopic Liquid Crystal TV does not have such above drawbacks but has difficulty to enlarge the size of the 3D image output screen and still remains improvement of the infrared illuminating system for the observers and the image taking system of the TV because of its characteristics of the system components. Two infrared TV cameras and two infrared lumps are necessary for the conventional method. But in this time we produced new methods necessary an infrared TV camera and an infrared lump.


IS&T/SPIE 1994 International Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology | 1994

Stereoscopic liquid crystal display II (practical application)

Yoko Nishida; Tomohiko Hattori; Sadayuki Sakuma; Kunimasa Katayama; Shigeru Omori; Tsuneo Fukuyo

Three-dimensional displays that permit simultaneous observation by plural persons have been reported in other papers, but a 3-D endoscope is only available for stereo image and is better used in the no-glasses method. Hence conventional 3-D techniques were poor for the endoscope for medicine. We produced a new 3-D device (stereoscopic liquid crystal display) which permits simultaneous observation of a stereo pair by plural persons without glasses and we improve the device for the endoscope. We combined the 3-D endoscope and the new 3-D device. The endoscope has two CCD cameras. The cameras create a stereo pair transmitted by two NTSC signals. The system is time-parallel stereoscopic.


electronic imaging | 1997

New color anaglyph method

Tomohiko Hattori; Eiji Arita; Toshihisa Nakamura; Masaru Kurio; Sadayuki Sakuma

Anagliphs generally means a stereoscopic method using 2 principal color filters and is impossible to perceive the full-color stereo-pair for the viewers as above. A new anagliph method using 3 principal color filters (RGB) is presented in this paper. The method enables the complete full- color stereoscopic image taking and output technique. We produced the prototype system which composed of an ordinal TV camera with RGB color optical filters positioned at the pupil or the iris as a function of a single lens stereoscopic image taking device and using a special electrical circuit for a stereoscopic image output devices. Time-parallel full-color stereo pair was delivered to the several viewers by a prototype system with an ordinal our stereoscopic liquid crystal display (STEREVIQ) which permits the observation of a stereo pair by several persons simultaneously without the use of special glasses. Especially the systems cost performance is excellent except STEREVIQ.


Thrombosis and Haemostasis | 1995

Vessel wall injury and arterial thrombosis induced by a photochemical reaction.

Abby Saniabadi; Kazuo Umemura; Nobuteru Matsumoto; Sadayuki Sakuma; Mitsuyoshi Nakashima


Archive | 1997

Stereoscopic-image game playing apparatus

Shigeru Omori; Tomohiko Hattori; Kunimasa Katayama; Sadayuki Sakuma; Haruhiko Kamijo


Archive | 1996

Input device and picture display system

Yoshiyuki Haniyu; Tomohiko Hattori; Ko Ishikawa; Sadayuki Sakuma; 貞行 佐久間; 知彦 服部; 皇 石川; 能行 羽生


IS&T/SPIE 1994 International Symposium on Electronic Imaging: Science and Technology | 1994

Stereoscopic liquid crystal display I (general description)

Tomohiko Hattori; Sadayuki Sakuma; Kunimasa Katayama; Shigeru Omori; Mitsuko Hayashi; Midori Yokoi


Archive | 1994

Stereoscopic image game machine

Tomohiko Hattori; Haruhiko Kamijo; Kunimasa Katayama; Shigeru Omori; Sadayuki Sakuma; 治彦 上條; 貞行 佐久間; 繁 大森; 知彦 服部; 國正 片山


Stereoscopic Displays and Virtual Reality Systems III | 1996

Disparity and distortion-free stereoscopic fiberscope

Tomohiko Hattori; Toshihisa Nakamura; Jun Suzuki; Masaru Kurio; Mitsutoshi Yaegashi; Sadayuki Sakuma

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