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LASER in Clinical Medicine

#9-2. Q-switched Nd:YAG Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #9-1. Q-switched Nd:YAG Laser

If 1064nm wavelength laser beam is made to pass through the KTP…

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#9-1. Q-switched Nd:YAG Laser

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Q-switching System

Q-switched Nd:YAG(Neodymium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) Laser is a Non-ablative…

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#8-4. Er:YAG Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #8-3. Er:YAG Laser

However, if milium, papulopustular acne, herpes simplex, contact dermatitis, microbism, etc. occurs, drug…

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#8-3. Er:YAG Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #8-2. Er:YAG Laser

Indications of Er:YAG laser are similar to those of CO2 laser. In…

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#8-2. Er:YAG Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #8-1. Er:YAG Laser

Usually, I like to compare Er:YAG laser to a knife. This is because…

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#8-1. Er:YAG Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #7-5. CO2 Laser

Er:YAG laser is one of representative ablative lasers along with CO2 laser. As…

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#7-5. CO2 Laser

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Lesion Removal through Concentric-circle Method

When benign tumor lesions including moles are…

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#7-4. CO2 Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #7-3. CO2 Laser

For example, if hemostasis is needed due to onset of bleeding when a mole…

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#7-3. CO2 Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #7-2. CO2 Laser

The CO2 laser devices are very small and lightweight but have various CO2 laser…

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#7-2. CO2 Laser

▶ Previous Artlcle: #7-1. CO2 Laser

By contrast, pulsed wave oscillates with parameter values determined by pulse-mode CO2 laser beams and…

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