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HIPL
(redirected from High-Intensity Pulsed Light)

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HIPLHarrison Institute for Public Law (Georgetown University Law Center; Washington, DC)
HIPLHarwich International Port Limited (UK)
HIPLHuman Information Processing Laboratory
HIPLHess Indonesia Pangkah Limited (natural gas)
HIPLHigh-Intensity Pulsed Light (hair reduction treatment)


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Coverage includes anatomy and pathophysiology, management, and treatment options, including sclerosing solutions, sclerotherapy of telangiectasias and reticular veins, complications of sclerotherapy, and treatment with lasers and high-intensity pulsed light, among other topics.
Natural compounds combined with high pressure, sonication, high-intensity pulsed light, pulsed electric fields and irradiation techniques offer new ways to reduce pathogens in foods.
Combining the use of compounds with high pressure, sonication, high-intensity pulsed light, pulsed electric fields and irradiation techniques offers new ways to reduce pathogens in foods.
 
 
 
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