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Lasers for photo coagulation of choroid new growths
Abstract
High level mathematical models have been used for optimizing regimes of photocoagulation of choroid new growths with minimal damage of the sensitive retina. Supposed spectral range and temporal irradiation regimes have given good results in experiments and in clinics.
During the last few years of the former Soviet Union (FSU), a committee consisting of scientists from several of the republics participated in the development of a laser safety standard (norm). This paper summarizes the background for the development of exposure limits for occasional irradiation of the human eye for single laser pulses ranging from 1 picosecond to 1 second in the visible and near infrared spectral ranges, and they also apply to collimated laser beams which would normally be hazardous for intrabeam viewing.
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