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Excimer laser treatment of pterygium
Acta Ophthalmologica, 1992Abstract Primary experience with the use of eximer laser in pterygium therapy is presented. Twenty‐two pterygia (11 primary and 11 recurrent) were surgically removed using the bare‐sclera technique followed by excimer laser ablation to smoothen the corneal surface. As recurrence was observed in 20 eyes (91%) during the first year, supplementary excimer
S, Krag, N, Ehlers
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International Laser Science Conference, 1986
From their first lasing demonstration in the mid-1970s, excimer lasers have rapidly evolved and now have excellent potential for a wide variety of military and civilian applications. They are the most efficient ultraviolet lasers to date and recent technology advancements have shown they are scalable to large pulse energies and possibly high average ...
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From their first lasing demonstration in the mid-1970s, excimer lasers have rapidly evolved and now have excellent potential for a wide variety of military and civilian applications. They are the most efficient ultraviolet lasers to date and recent technology advancements have shown they are scalable to large pulse energies and possibly high average ...
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The excimer laser in Australia
Medical Journal of Australia, 1992C S, Guest, H R, Taylor
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Journal of drugs in dermatology : JDD, 2005
The excimer lasers are a group of lasers that have found wide application in a variety of medical fields including dermatology, cardiology, ophthalmology, and orthopedics. The word excimer refers to excited dimer. These lasers operate in the ultraviolet range, and examples include the 193 nm argon-fluroide, 248 nm krypton-fluoride, 351 nm xenon ...
James M, Spencer, Suhail M, Hadi
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The excimer lasers are a group of lasers that have found wide application in a variety of medical fields including dermatology, cardiology, ophthalmology, and orthopedics. The word excimer refers to excited dimer. These lasers operate in the ultraviolet range, and examples include the 193 nm argon-fluroide, 248 nm krypton-fluoride, 351 nm xenon ...
James M, Spencer, Suhail M, Hadi
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Trabeculostomía laser excimer (ELT, Excimer Laser Trabeculostomy)
2016Valladares, A M +6 more
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Two‐photon processes in defect formation by excimer lasers in synthetic silica glass
Applied Physics Letters, 1988Hideo Hosono, Imai H, Abe Y
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