“…Clinical studies utilize a wide range of treatment parameters, with duty cycles (ratio of the laser micropulse duration to its period, 2 ms) ranging from 5% to 15%, total pulse lengths from 20 to 300 ms, and disparate titration procedures producing inconsistent outcomes, [11][12][13] which are difficult to compare to one another or to continuous-wave (CW) laser. In several studies, titration is neglected altogether, and a single parameter set is used for all patients, 5,14 assuming that a sufficiently wide therapeutic window is enabled by the micropulse laser.…”