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Scientific and technical journal «Priborostroenie»
UDK621.373.826:535.21
Issue:8 (61)
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OPTIMUM MODE FOR PROCESSING CATARACT LENS OF THE HUMAN EYE WITH MICROSECOND PULSES OF Yb, Er: GLASS LASER
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Results of the study of removal efficiency of cataract-affected lens of the eye under the action of microsecond pulses of Yb, Er: Glass-laser are presented. The efficiency of lens removal is discussed in relation to the number of laser pulses, their energy, as well as the distance between the end of the optical fiber and the surface of the bioobject.
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