Lecture

Light Dosimetry in Tissues

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the importance of light dosimetry in tissues for medical laser treatments, focusing on parameters like light dose, fluence rate, and mechanisms of interaction. It explains the impact of parameters such as geometry, wavelength, and tissue optical properties on light dosimetry. The lecture also discusses the classification of medical lasers based on their interactions with tissues and the accuracy of laser/light therapy models. Additionally, it explores the thermal relaxation time, laser pulse duration, and the influence of laser beam diameter on treatment outcomes.

Instructor

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Optics: Lasers

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