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Selective Damage of Coloration Centers Inhomogeneously Distributed in Skin by Nanosecond Near-IR Laser Pulses

Ludmila V. Chernyshova, Dmitrii M. Kulakov, and Vladimir M. Chernyak

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Abstract

The results are presented on the study of animal skin specimens ex-vivo irradiated by repetitive Nd-glass laser pulses of nanosecond duration λ = 1.054 µm, I ~ 108 W/cm2 . The mechanism responsible for tissue destruction at given conditions is shown to be a photodisruption occurring due to selective energy absorption by endogenic skin pigments.

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