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6 February 2007 Comparative analysis of histological results of visible lesion thresholds for thermal and LIB induced skin damage at 1.3 &mgr;m and 1.5 &mgr;m
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Abstract
An assessment of skin damage caused by near-IR laser exposures is reported. The damage from two distinct laser-tissue temporal regimes is compared at two wavelengths (1.3 &mgr;m and 1.5 &mgr;m). Skin damage caused by thermal effects from single laser pulses is compared to damage caused by LIB (laser induced breakdown) using histological examinations. Modeling applications are explored to determine crossover points between thermal and photomechanical damage thresholds.
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Justin J. Zohner, David J. Stolarski, Ginger M. Pocock, Jerry R. Cowart D.V.M., Clifton D. Clark III, Robert J. Thomas, Clarence P. Cain, Semih S. Kumru, and Benjamin A. Rockwell "Comparative analysis of histological results of visible lesion thresholds for thermal and LIB induced skin damage at 1.3 &mgr;m and 1.5 &mgr;m", Proc. SPIE 6435, Optical Interactions with Tissue and Cells XVIII, 643504 (6 February 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.700405
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Pulsed laser operation

Laser induced breakdown spectroscopy

Plasma

Absorption

Biopsy

Laser tissue interaction

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