ED50 Study of Femtosecond Terawatt Laser Pulses on Porcine Skin

Terawatt (TW) lasers have become commonplace since the development of the chirped-pulse amplification method using Ti:sapphire and Nd:glass laser rods. We have measured the minimum visible lesion (MVL) thresholds for porcine1 (Yucatan minipig) skin using TW laser pulses. Our system produced laser pu...

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Hauptverfasser: Kumru, Semih S, Cain, Clarence P, Noojin, Gary D, Cooper, Mary F, Imholte, Michelle L, Stolarski, David J, Cox, Duane D, Crane, Carrie C, Rockwell, Benjamin A
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description Terawatt (TW) lasers have become commonplace since the development of the chirped-pulse amplification method using Ti:sapphire and Nd:glass laser rods. We have measured the minimum visible lesion (MVL) thresholds for porcine1 (Yucatan minipig) skin using TW laser pulses. Our system produced laser pulses at 810 nm and sub-50 femtoseconds. These 1-2 TW laser pulses created multiple self-focusing (SF) filaments during propagation and were directed on the flanks of mini-pigs under anesthesia. We measured the pulse energies necessary to determine the ED50 skin damage thresholds. The original document contains color images. Pub. in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, v37, p59-63, 2005.
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Biochemistry
DERMATOLOGY
FEMTOSECOND LASER PULSES
FEMTOSECOND TERAAWATT
FILAMENTS
FOCUSING
GLASS LASERS
LASER BEAMS
LASER DAMAGE
LASER INDUCED BREAKDOWN
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LESIONS
MINI-PIG
PE062202F
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RODS
SAPPHIRE
SELF OPERATION
SWINE
THRESHOLD EFFECTS
ULTRASHORT PULSES
VISIBILITY
WUAFRL7757B226
title ED50 Study of Femtosecond Terawatt Laser Pulses on Porcine Skin
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