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Figure 240-2 Light absorption by skin chromophores as a function of wavelength, with the...
Dermatology
> Chapter 240. Lasers and Flashlamps in Dermatology > Skin Optics
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Figure 240-6 Immediate whitening, confined to the tattoo as shown here (
A, B
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Dermatology
> Chapter 240. Lasers and Flashlamps in Dermatology > Dosimetry and Laser-Skin Interactions > Photomechanical Interactions
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Figure 240-8 The use of intense pulsed light sources (IPLs) for hair removal in pigmented skin is...
Dermatology
> Chapter 240. Lasers and Flashlamps in Dermatology > Safety
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Figure 253-4 Venous lake treated with a potassium-titanyl-phosphate laser.
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Dermatology
> Chapter 253. Cosmetic Applications of Non-Ablative Lasers and Other Light Devices > Treatment of Vascular Lesions > Patient Selection
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Figure 253-5 Solar lentigines treated with a Q-switched ruby laser.
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Dermatology
> Chapter 253. Cosmetic Applications of Non-Ablative Lasers and Other Light Devices > Treatment of Cosmetic Pigmented Lesions > Technique
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Figure 253-6 Tattoo treated with Q-switched ruby laser.
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Dermatology
> Chapter 253. Cosmetic Applications of Non-Ablative Lasers and Other Light Devices > Treatment of Cosmetic Pigmented Lesions > Technique
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Figure 2–29. Confocal scanning laser topographic image generated by the Heidelberg Retinal...
Vaughan & Asbury's General Opthalmology
> Chapter 2. Ophthalmologic Examination > Specialized Ophthalmologic Examinations > Diagnosis of Ocular Abnormalities > Laser Imaging Technologies (for Disk & Retina)
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Figure 5–1. A simplified model of the primary laser components.
CURRENT Diagnosis & Treatment in Otolaryngology
> Chapter 5. Lasers in Head & Neck Surgery > Laser Components
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