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18 February 2011 Skin damage thresholds with continuous-wave laser exposures at the infrared wavelength of 1319 nm
Jeffrey W. Oliver, Corey A. Harbert, Gary D. Noojin, Isaac D. Noojin, Kurt J. Schuster, Aurora D. Shingledecker, David J Stolarski, Semih S. Kumru
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ABSTRACT Damage thresholds (ED50) for skin using Yucatan mini-pig (Sus scrofa domestica) have been determined at the operational wavelength of 1319 nm with beam diameters of 0.61 cm and 0.96 cm. Exposure durations of 0.25, 1.0, 2.5 and 10 seconds were used to determine trends in damage threshold with respect to exposure time and beam diameter at this moderately-high penetrating wavelength. A relatively narrow range of total radiant exposure from 37.4 J/cm2 to 62.3 J/cm2 average was observed for threshold damage with laser parameters encompassing a factor of two in beam area and a factor of forty in exposure duration.
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Jeffrey W. Oliver, Corey A. Harbert, Gary D. Noojin, Isaac D. Noojin, Kurt J. Schuster, Aurora D. Shingledecker, David J Stolarski, and Semih S. Kumru "Skin damage thresholds with continuous-wave laser exposures at the infrared wavelength of 1319 nm", Proc. SPIE 7897, Optical Interactions with Tissue and Cells XXII, 789711 (18 February 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.876342
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Laser damage threshold

Cameras

Diffusion

Safety

Tissue optics

Infrared radiation

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