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24 October 1984 Silver Halide Fibers For Surgical Applications Of CO2 Laser
Dov Gal, Michael Eldar, Refael Valden, Alexander Batler, Henry N. Neufeld, Edith Gaton, Moshe Volman, Solange Akselrod, Arie Levite, Abraham Katzir
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Abstract
Carbon dioxide laser energy was used for the dissolution of atheromatous plaques. Delivery system was based on a AgCl:AgBr fiber which was inserted in a loose teflon tube. The system was used to vaporize human plaques in vitro as well as blocked human arteries which were transplanted in dogs. Preliminary results indicate that a system based on a CO2 laser and an infrared transmitting fiber may be useful in cardiology.
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Dov Gal, Michael Eldar, Refael Valden, Alexander Batler, Henry N. Neufeld, Edith Gaton, Moshe Volman, Solange Akselrod, Arie Levite, and Abraham Katzir "Silver Halide Fibers For Surgical Applications Of CO2 Laser", Proc. SPIE 0494, Novel Optical Fiber Techniques for Medical Applications, (24 October 1984); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.943912
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KEYWORDS
Arteries

Optical fibers

Carbon dioxide lasers

Laser tissue interaction

Laser therapeutics

Crystals

Silver

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