“…Relations between the intensity levels for damage by lasers or other intense light sources have been established independently in several laboratories (59). The criterion for retinal damage was usually a white or edematous spot in the retina large enough to be visible through the ophthalmoscope.…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Retinal Injury From Lasers and Other Intense Lmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pulse durations longer than 1 sec have effects that suggest photochemical or thermally enhanced photochemical models (25,59). The most recent data of Ham et al (29) indicate a dose-related mechanism that is possibly most effective in the blue (spectrum) .…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Retinal Injury From Lasers and Other Intense Lmentioning
“…Relations between the intensity levels for damage by lasers or other intense light sources have been established independently in several laboratories (59). The criterion for retinal damage was usually a white or edematous spot in the retina large enough to be visible through the ophthalmoscope.…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Retinal Injury From Lasers and Other Intense Lmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pulse durations longer than 1 sec have effects that suggest photochemical or thermally enhanced photochemical models (25,59). The most recent data of Ham et al (29) indicate a dose-related mechanism that is possibly most effective in the blue (spectrum) .…”
Section: Mechanisms Of Retinal Injury From Lasers and Other Intense Lmentioning
“…Austin , The possibility of accidenta l exposure from operational and R and D laser systems create s a concern for personnel safety (2) . The eye , becau se of its ability to focus light to small spot sizes and its Inability to regenerate destroyed neura l tissues , is the primary biologic organ of interest for safety pur poses.…”
Section: University Of Texas At Austin 6 1102fmentioning
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