Developed in 1960 Lasers in medicine and surgery have become powerful and indispensible tools in clinical practice. There are many medical laser systems available today. Medical lasers differ by providing specific amounts of laser energy to only the desired targeted tissue while harming nothing else.
A laser surgeon must determine the proper wavelenght of laser light for the specific tissue. Some lasers can deliver two wavelengths of light, some are tuneable and others can be used in defferent modes, for example, the Q-Switched or the Long Pulse.
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