#Láser en medicina El láser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) es una tecnología que produce un haz de luz altamente concentrado, coherente y monocromático, capaz de interactuar de manera precisa con los tejidos biológicos. En la actualidad, constituye una herramienta fundamental en múltiples especialidades médicas debido a su capacidad para realizar procedimientos mínimamente invasivos con alta precisión y menor daño a los tejidos adyacentes. Su mecanismo de acción se basa en la absorción selectiva de energía lumínica por diferentes componentes tisulares, como el agua, la hemoglobina y la melanina. Esta interacción permite generar efectos terapéuticos específicos, incluyendo corte, coagulación, vaporización, ablación y estimulación celular. Como consecuencia, el uso del láser se ha expandido ampliamente en la práctica clínica moderna. Las principales aplicaciones médicas incluyen la oftalmología, donde se utiliza para el tratamiento de enfermedades retinianas y procedimientos refractivos; la dermatología, para el manejo de lesiones vasculares, pigmentarias, cicatrices, acné y rejuvenecimiento cutáneo; y diversas especialidades quirúrgicas, como la urología, la ginecología y la otorrinolaringología, donde permite procedimientos más precisos y con menor sangrado intraoperatorio. Además, los láseres de baja intensidad se emplean en terapias de fotobiomodulación, una técnica que ha mostrado beneficios potenciales en la reducción de la inflamación, el alivio del dolor y la aceleración de los procesos de cicatrización y reparación tisular. La evidencia reciente también respalda su utilidad en el tratamiento de cicatrices hipertróficas, queloides y determinadas alteraciones musculoesqueléticas. Entre las ventajas del láser destacan su elevada precisión, la reducción del trauma quirúrgico, el menor riesgo de infección, la disminución del dolor postoperatorio y una recuperación más rápida de los pacientes. Sin embargo, su utilización requiere una adecuada capacitación profesional y el cumplimiento de estrictas medidas de seguridad para evitar complicaciones, especialmente lesiones térmicas y oculares. En conclusión, el láser representa una de las tecnologías más importantes de la medicina contemporánea. Su desarrollo continuo ha permitido ampliar sus aplicaciones diagnósticas y terapéuticas, contribuyendo a tratamientos cada vez más eficaces, seguros y menos invasivos. Referencias recientes Sorrentino T, et al. Settings and Clinical Applications of Subthreshold Micropulse Laser Therapy: A Review. Journal of Clinical Medicine. 2024 Liu B, et al. Principles and Clinical Applications of Transcutaneous Laser-Assisted Drug Delivery: A Narrative Review. Journal of International Medical Research. 2024 Yoon SH, et al. The Efficacy of High-Intensity Laser Therapy in Wound Healing: A Narrative Review. Lasers in Medical Science. 2024 Foppiani JA, et al. Laser Therapy in Hypertrophic and Keloid Scars: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-analysis. Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. 2024

Good morning ☀️ I wish everyone who reads this post a wonderful new week✌️ If anyone doesn't know, I'm Alexander (ZeusNFTART), a photographer battling a very serious eye disease. I've had three surgeries on my left eye, and I still need treatment to stop glaucoma so I can save what little vision I have. When you collect my art, you give me a chance to raise money for micropulse surgery. Thank you to everyone who supports me, and I wish you all health and love.❤️

🚨 Micropulse Fundraising Report The artworks were sold throughout the entire time to raise money for my eye surgery → $415 $XTZ Total funds raised so far: $136 (out of $9,500) Remaining to raise: $9,364 Thank you to everyone who supports me❤️ The entire amount was raised from the sale of my art on @objktcom

“ONE LAST CHANCE FOR LIGHT” on @objktcom Price 8 $XTZ Glaucoma is slowly taking my sight away. I urgently need micropulse surgery to save the vision I still have left. This artwork is not just an NFT. It is a part of my fight to keep seeing, creating, and living through art. Every share, every bid, every collector helps me hold on to the light a little longer. Thank you for being part of this story. 🔗 objkt.com/tokens/KT1JkU6fQE1…

“SAVE THE LIGHT” on @objktcom Price - 8 $XTZ Glaucoma is slowly taking my sight away. I urgently need micropulse surgery to save the vision I still have left. This artwork is not just an NFT. It is a part of my fight to keep seeing, creating, and living through art. Every share, every bid, every collector helps me hold on to the light a little longer. Thank you for being part of this story. 🔗 objkt.com/tokens/KT1JkU6fQE1…

I'm still trying. Every dollar is a chance for me. The worst thing is time. It's not that I have little of it, I just don't have it. If you want to support me, you can collect my art or tell my story to others. Maybe if many people see this, a real chance will appear and I'll be able to raise money for an urgent micropulse operation.

🚨 Micropulse Fundraising Report Sold pieces of art in the last few days → 375 $XTZ Total fundraising to date: $125 (out of $9,500) Remaining: $9,375 Thanks to everyone who supports me

Good morning friends ☀️ have a blessed and happy new week 🤞❤️ Yesterday I wrote that I had to wake up very early because I had things to do, and today an interesting situation happened. Four or five days ago, a man bought a part (a TPS sensor) from me. It was the same sensor I bought for my car, and it didn't work. He had the same problem, and I told him I'd refund him the $25 he paid me. He lives in Vanadzor, and I live in a village between his city and Yerevan. He said he'd stop by today when he goes to Yerevan. He was driving with his family (his wife and daughter), and when we were talking about the sensor, near his car, his daughter noticed that I had very poor vision and asked why. I told her my surgery history and she was shocked, after which she said that she was now also a new glaucoma doctor at the Eye Health Institute clinic and she is an ophthalmologist who deals with glaucoma. I explained my eye condition and she confirmed that I cannot risk having this operation done anywhere and that it needs to be done either in Germany or Switzerland, since they have more experience and with a donor cornea and an artificial lens, this operation has additional risks, and I need a doctor who does a micropulse specifically in such situations, since there is a chance of damaging the donor cornea or IOL. And from what I know, she said I had very little time. But the most surprising thing was the situation itself: the person simply returned the TPS sensor to me. He was driving to Yerevan for work and was taking his daughter to work a very interesting coincidence. 🤔I thought for a moment, wondering if this is a sign or just a coincidence, but it's amazing. But if it is a sign, what does it mean?🤷‍♂️🤯

Good night friends, sweet dreams 😴 I need to wake up in 3 hours, and I hope I can get some sleep. Today, I'm one step closer to micropulse, my dream. This is my biggest goal: to save what little remains of my vision and dream of successful ER-100 trials, which perhaps in 2030-2032 will allow people to rejuvenate eye cells and restore sight to those whose optic nerves are dying. Vision is the greatest happiness, when you can see your loved ones and their faces and emotions. Take care of your health, it's the most precious thing we have. I wish you all health and happiness❤️

I’m not a beggar. I’m an artist. A photographer. Someone who creates work with his own hands, even as his vision gets worse and worse. I’m selling my art not because it’s convenient. I’m doing it because I don’t want to just beg for money. I want to give something back in return. I created this work, and I want to offer it in exchange for support. A lot of people still believe that an artist should suffer. That if he sells his work, he’s “not real.” That a true artist is supposed to live in poverty, stay sick, and stay silent. I don’t accept that. An artist shouldn’t have to suffer. An artist has the right to sell what he creates. An artist has the right to fight for his vision instead of quietly going blind. My situation with my eyes is serious. Glaucoma keratoconus. I’ve already had multiple complex surgeries. Right now I don’t even know how much time I have left. It could be days. It could be a couple of months. But every single day the disease keeps progressing. I need a specific procedure — Micropulse. The goal is $9,500. I released the open edition “Mission: Rescue the Light” on objkt for 5 XTZ. Not because I want to get rich. But because this is the only way that lets me not beg for charity, but offer my actual work in exchange for help. So far I’ve raised only about $86. Yes, I know how it looks from the outside. “Another artist asking for money.” But this isn’t “another artist.” This is me. And I’m running out of time to save what’s left of my vision. I’m not asking for donations. I’m offering my art. If you can — collect one or a few editions. If you can’t — just share this. Sometimes that alone helps. I don’t want to suffer. I want to keep creating. 🔗 objkt.com/users/tz1STWQce527… Thank you to everyone who has already supported me. And to those who simply read this to the end.

“The Architecture of Hope” on @TransientLabs unlimited quantity - price 0.0025 $ETH 🚨 Please take 5 minutes and read the description in detail. 🚨 My name is Alexander. I am a photographer facing a critical, time-sensitive battle against terminal Glaucoma to save the sight in my left eye. This artwork serves as a profound visual metaphor for my current reality: the optic nerve, grown from the earth like the resilient roots of a sacred tree, holds up the fragile structure of my vision while devastating internal pressure—symbolized by the raging lightning—threatens to destroy it. My eye has already endured 3 complex surgical interventions: a corneal transplant (keratoplasty), an artificial lens implant (IOL), and subsequent laser therapy. Now, the high pressure is actively crushing the remaining visual fibers. Traditional surgery is out of the question—it carries a catastrophic risk of destroying the transplant and causing permanent blindness. My only true path forward to freeze this progression and preserve my remaining vision is an advanced, non-invasive laser procedure called Micropulse Transscleral Cyclophotocoagulation (MP-TSCPC). To cover the specialized diagnostics, the high-precision procedure itself, and the essential post-operative medical stabilization, I need to reach a budget goal of $9,500. This piece captures the ultimate hope of my journey: a divine force meticulously repairing, reweaving, and healing the damaged pathways of light. By collecting this token, you are not just acquiring art or offering charity—you are actively becoming an ally in a real-world battle against darkness, helping a creator keep his lens open to the world. Let's save the light together. 🙏❤️ 🔗 transient.xyz/mint/the-archi…

🚨 Micropulse Fundraising Report (May 18) Sold 5 pieces of art in the last few days → $235 XTZ Total fundraising to date: $80 (out of $9,500) Remaining: $9,420 Thanks to @KingTreeBear @memonic_johnny @QuantumStStudio ❤️ Every token is literally a step towards preserving my vision.

“Mission: Rescue the Light” on @objktcom 🚨 10k - price 5 $XTZ Please read the description ‼️ 🙏❤️ Mission: Save the Light My name is Alexander, and I am launching this campaign to save my left eye. Glaucoma is running a terminal countdown against the fragile visual field I have left. My situation is extremely complex: my eye is currently holding on by the delicate architecture of a previous corneal transplant (keratoplasty) and an intraocular lens (IOL). Right now, catastrophic internal pressure is destroying the remaining fibers of my optic nerve. Traditional "knife" surgery is completely out of the question—the risk of losing the donor cornea and going blind forever is simply too high. Cheap solutions and past compromises have already cost me too much, leading to this severe stage. I will no longer compromise on my vision. The only way forward is to undergo treatment at a world-leading medical center that can provide the absolute highest guarantees. The goal is to undergo the Micropulse Transscleral Cyclophotocoagulation (MP-TSCPC) procedure. This advanced, non-invasive, high-precision laser targets only the fluid-producing tissue, preserving the fragile structure of my transplant and halting the progression of glaucoma. MISSION TARGET: To cover specialized preoperative diagnostics, the MicroPulse laser procedure itself, round-trip flights for me and my wife (who must accompany me for critical postoperative support), and an obligatory 2-week medical stay to stabilize eye pressure before flying back: TOTAL BUDGET GOAL: $9,500 Every hour matters. Glaucoma is a silent thief that never stops, and the destruction of my optic nerve is happening right now. This artwork is being released as an open edition to directly fund this medical journey. Collecting this token is not a gesture of charity; it is your active alliance in the battle to keep the darkness from winning. Every edition collected is a physical impulse against blindness. Let’s stop glaucoma. Save the light. 🙏❤️ 🔗 objkt.com/tokens/KT1EsXUXT8H…

How do they select people to test new medications on? I've always been curious. I'd love to participate, because I understand that time flies, and I can't do anything to stop the progression of glaucoma. It's terrifying to think about the risk of not keeping the optic nerve alive until all this is available to everyone. My only chance is micropulse, as it has the lowest risk of corneal rejection, but it's very expensive and not available in all countries. I can't stop thinking about this, also understanding the whole situation: when there's hope, but no chance, when you know how to save your eye, but no matter how hard you try, you simply don't have the money. It's deeply depressing when you want to work, but to get started, you need money, and without a job, you'll never be able to earn enough for the surgery, which is currently the only one in the world that can save your eye until there's a chance to begin restoring the optic nerve.🤯 This circle is the toughest, thinking about it 24/7, you sometimes go crazy, fear, hopelessness, no work, the understanding that you need it, otherwise you lose an eye and at the same moment the understanding that you cannot take advantage of this chance, because it is expensive🤯 The feelings inside at this moment are like inside a volcano, everything is burning, everything is boiling, you are angry at everything, you are constantly having a nervous breakdown, anxiety, you are looking for a way out and there is none or you don’t know where it is, when you know that you need to hold your eye open for another 2-4 years to get a chance at sight, but you cannot get this chance. None of you will understand this; it's impossible to feel or mentally comprehend when you can have either sight in one eye or a glass eye. All of this is devastating to the entire body, and damn, I still just can't get a chance to just start working. No one needs ART here, that's a fact. People might just give you hope to show the masses that they support you (I'm talking about the small minority of people who tell you they'll put your art together, but then pretend they've forgotten all about it). For me, it's not just about giving hope. At that moment, I thought I could move forward, I had hope because I believed in these few people, but then I realized it was all a show for the public, a show of "how good I am and how I support everyone." Yes, no one owes me anything, I know that, but also, don't lie and give false hope; that's even worse than being ignored. Just say no, and everything's fine. Okay, we're getting off topic. These are just my emotions. I think if someone were in my shoes, yours would probably be much worse. Well, that's how it is. These are just the thoughts I live with (*survive with).

$IRIX 32% AH 🚀 🔹 IRIDEX is an ophthalmic medical device company focused on laser-based systems for glaucoma and retinal disease treatment 👁️ 🔹 The name has been back on traders’ radar after its strategic investment deal brought in $10M in gross proceeds, with potential for another $10M tied to future growth initiatives 💰 🔹 That financing also helped recapitalize the business and repay prior debt, giving the company a cleaner setup heading into its next growth phase ⚡ 🔹 IRIDEX has been leaning into its MicroPulse platform and broader glaucoma opportunity, which keeps the story interesting for small-cap med-tech traders 📈 🔹 With only around 17M shares outstanding, this is the kind of low-float medical tech name that can move hard fast when momentum hits 🔥 Eyes on $IRIX — thin small-cap runner with real squeeze potential if volume carries into the open Not financial advice. For informational purposes only.

NEW ARTICLE: “Incidence and Factors Associated With Postoperative Intraocular Pressure Spike Following Micropulse Transscleral Laser Therapy” by Chansangpetch, Puttiteerachot, Ratanawongphibul, et al. Read more: bit.ly/4kYFDS3 @WorldGlaucoma #JoG #JournalOfGlaucoma

Ophthopedia Update: Micropulse Transscleral Cyclophotocoagulation in Refractory Glaucoma: Two-year Results of a Prospective Multicenter Study dlvr.it/TRNBs1 #Ophthomology #Eye #Ophthotwitter

Ophthopedia Update: Update on subthreshold micropulse laser treatment for retinal diseases: A narrative review dlvr.it/TRB4N9 #Ophthalmology #Eye #Ophthotwitter

true. the meedja are infantilised pseudo adults handpicked for their right wing proclivities. time for nzlp to invest in micropulse radio stations to counter the endless drivel they spew these days.

Micropulse versus Slow Coagulation Transscleral Cyclophotocoagulation in Refractory Glaucoma: A Randomized Clinical Trial ow.ly/fKS450XHrpF #ophthalmology #glaucoma