Lasers in Surgery and Medicine · 1981 · 57 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesBiomedical EngineeringPhysicsGastroenterologyHemostasisOpticsAbsorption In TissueBiomedical Laser ApplicationsGastrointestinal EndoscopyLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsLaser-tissue InteractionAbsorptivityLaboratory InvestigationsLaser CoagulationLaser HeatingLaser HemostasisLaser Irradiation DosimetryNd:yag Laser TreatmentScattering
Abstract The safety of the application of the Nd:YAG laser for hemostasis in emergency gastro‐endoscopy when its irradiation is properly dosed is demonstrated on the basis of laboratory investigations as well as theoretical calculations on a mathematical model of internal scattering. The increased effectiveness of this laser compared with argon and CO 2 lasers in producing in‐depth volume heating is shown to derive from the fortuitous combination of its low absorptivity with the scattering phenomenon.
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Moving phase transitions in laser-irradiated biological tissue
J. Langerhoic · Applied Optics · 1979 · 52 citations