Introduction and hypothesis Er: YAG laser is frequently used in dermatology and
gynecology. Clinical studies document high satisfaction rates; however, hard data on the …

With a prevalence of 1 in 3,000 births, neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) is one of the most
common genetic disorders and is characterized by an uninhibited expansion of neural …

Advancements in medical laser technology have paved the way for its widespread
acceptance in a variety of treatments and procedures. Selectively targeting particular tissue …

Erbium lasers are by now an accepted tool for performing ablative medical procedures,
especially when minimal invasiveness is desired. Ideally, a minimally invasive laser cutting …

Multi-photon direct laser writing (MP-DLW) in polymeric matrices doped with a
tetrachloroauric acid (HAuCl 4) water solution allows creating clusters of gold nanoparticles …

A quantitative analysis method of CO2 laser treatments promotes laser treatment
performance and rapid clinical application of novel treatment devices. The in silico clinical …

Infrared free-electron lasers ablate tissue with high efficiency and low collateral damage
when tuned to the 6-µm range. This wavelength-dependence has been hypothesized to …

Abstract Background and Objective To analyze the effects of laser pulse duration and
cryogen spray cooling (CSC) on epidermal damage and depth of collagen coagulation in …

This paper describes a comparative study of residual heat deposition of Er: YAG and Er, Cr:
YSGG lasers during ablation of hard dental tissues. Residual heat deposition was obtained …

Optical techniques are often inadequate in estimating bruise age since they are not sensitive
to the depth of chromophores at the location of the bruise. To address this shortcoming, we …