Abstract: This invention is directed to a wearable device to be worn around a pelvis of an object, comprising: a first compressive element configured to embrace the ASIS and PSIS anatomical structures of the object pelvis; a second compressive element configure to embrace the Ischial Tuberosities and Greater A Trochanter anatomical structures of the object pelvis; at least one sensor for sensing pelvic rotation asymmetry of the object in real time during stride motion; at least two actuators for applying a corrective pressure on at least one PSIS and/or Ischial Tuberosities in real time during said stride motion so as to balance a measured pelvis rotation asymmetry of the object the pelvis rotation; and a control unit configured and operable to receive data in real time from said at least two sensors during the stride motion, calculate the pelvis symmetry based on the data received, and activate at least one of said actuators to apply a corrective pressure upon recognition of a pelvis rotation asymmetry.

Abstract: This invention is directed to a wearable device to be worn around a pelvis of an object, comprising: a first compressive element configured to embrace the ASIS and PSIS anatomical structures of the object pelvis; a second compressive element configure to embrace the Ischial Tuberosities and Greater Trochanter anatomical structures of the object pelvis; at least one sensor for sensing pelvic rotation asymmetry of the object in real time during stride motion; at least two actuators for applying a corrective pressure on at least one PSIS and/or Ischial Tuberosities in real time during said stride motion so as to balance a measured pelvis rotation asymmetry of the object the pelvis rotation; and a control unit configured and operable to receive data in real time from said at least two sensors during the stride motion, calculate the pelvis symmetry based on the data received, and activate at least one of said actuators to apply a corrective pressure upon recognition of a pelvis rotation asymmetry.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: Methods and kits for identifying abnormal urinary system cells in a sample, by contacting the cells or the sample containing same with a combination of an extract from a Ficus plant, or one or more components thereof, an acidic dye and a basic dye.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: Provided are methods and kits for staining cervical cell sample by contacting the cervical cell sample with a Ficus elastics plant extract, staining the cervical cell sample with New Fuchsin, and staining the cervical cell sample with Light Green or Fast Green. Also provided are method of diagnosing a pre-malignant or a malignant cervical tumor in a subject, by staining the cervical cell sample and identifying at least one cervical cell having a red cytoplasm above a pre-determined threshold, wherein presence of the at least one cervical cell having the red cytoplasm above the pre-determined threshold is indicative of a non- or less-differentiated cell as compared to a normal cervical cell, thereby diagnosing the pre-malignant or a malignant cervical tumor in the subject.

Abstract: Methods and kits for identifying abnormal urinary system cells in a sample, by contacting the cells or the sample containing same with a combination of an extract from a Ficus plant, or one or more components thereof, an acidic dye and a basic dye.

Abstract: A method of conditioning urinary system cells for identification of abnormal cells is provided. The method is effected by contacting the urinary system cells with an extract from a Ficus plant or one or more components thereof thereby conditioning the abnormal cells for identification. Methods for subsequent detection of the abnormal cells are also provided.

Abstract: An ophthalmic laser ablation system is described with various optional features, some especially suitable for non-penetrating filtration on an eye. In one example, focusing of an ablation laser uses a movable lens coupled to a pair of converging light sources, which converge at the focal distance of the lens. In another example, laser ablation settings are selected for optimal ablation and minimal amount of thermal damage of a layer of percolating scleral tissue.

Abstract: Provided are methods and kits for staining cervical cell sample by contacting the cervical cell sample with a Ficus elastics plant extract, staining the cervical cell sample with New Fuchsin, and staining the cervical cell sample with Light Green or Fast Green. Also provided are method of diagnosing a pre-malignant or a malignant cervical tumor in a subject, by staining the cervical cell sample and identifying at least one cervical cell having a red cytoplasm above a pre-determined threshold, wherein presence of the at least one cervical cell having the red cytoplasm above the pre-determined threshold is indicative of a non- or less-differentiated cell as compared to a normal cervical cell, thereby diagnosing the pre-malignant or a malignant cervical tumor in the subject.