Ru-Jun Dai's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
Photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy is a therapeutic method that can produce a range of physiological effects in cells and tissues using certain wavelengths. The reparative benefits of PBM therapy include wound healing, bone regeneration, pain reduction, and the mitigation of inflammation. Advances in the development of laser instruments, including th...
At present, the breakthrough of the key techniques of artificial intelligence (AI), including image recognition, deep learning, neural network, Robot technique, etc., greatly promote the development of discipline crossing and medicine. In the present paper, we make an in-depth discussion about the future application of inter-discipline techniques o...
Citations
... White and Robinson [41] found that low T-levels did not induce sufficient endogenous opioids to achieve pain suppression. Evans et al. investigated the relationship between T and dysmenorrhea and confirmed that there was a significant negative correlation between T-levels and dysmenorrhea [42]. Multiple mechanisms in the peripheral and central nervous systems have also demonstrated an inverse relationship between T-levels and pain [31]. ...
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... (2) Collect patients' medical data and further expand the database to protect privacy to expand the scope of the application. [58] (3) Learn from advanced medical applications to improve the practicability and humanized design of acupuncture applications. ...
