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Damage Threshold as a Function of Pulse Duration in Biological Tissue

Detao Du, Jeff Squier, Xinbing Liu, Gerard Mourou, Geoff Guttmann, Ron Kurtz, and Victor Elner

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Abstract

We measured damage thresholds for corneal tissue over a range of pulse durations (from 150 fs - 7 ns) that could not be examined previously with a single laser source, using a Ti:sapphire chirped-pulse amplification (CPA) laser [1]. Our results depart from previous findings [2,3], which had to use multiple laser sources to investigate a similar pulsewidth range.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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