The application of lasers in medicine is
all about the interaction of photons of
radiation with tissue. It is the ability to precisely
deliver such energy at sufficiently
high continuous power levels or in the form
of discrete pulses of energy that has led to
thesignificantuseof such systems in medicine.
This use has largely come about as a spin-off
of technology originating in industrial and
military applications.
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