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Influence of pulse width and speckle formation on the ablation thresholds in water by means of pulsed mid-IR laser radiation

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Influence of pulse width and speckle formation on the ablation thresholds in water by means of pulsed mid-IR laser radiation

Auteurs : C. Hansen ; R. Brinkmann ; R. Birngruber

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The evaporation of water by means of fiber guided pulsed mid-infrared laser radiation was investigated. The influence of the pulse duration and speckle formation on the ablation threshold was determined Optical on-line monitoring of refractive index changes at the distal fiber tip has been used to determine the cavitation threshold. Temporal and spatial speckle pattern at the distal application fiber tip were measured by imaging the fiber tip to a reference plane. An IR-CCD camera and fast IR-photodiodes were used to monitor the intensity modulation. The measured cavitation thresholds show a strong dependence on the pulse energy and the pulse duration. Overheating of water at the evaporation threshold could be calculated for the Q-switched pulse mode. Regarding speckle, spatial peak intensities up to a factor of 1.5 and 2.6 over the average intensity were evaluated for the Q-switched and the free running mode, respectively. Speckle modulation plays an important role in the free running mode to achieve the boiling point of water with the threshold radiant exposure determined. Furthermore, transient intensity fluctuations were measured across the beam profile at the fiber tip.

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NO : PASCAL 98-0238072 INIST
ET : Influence of pulse width and speckle formation on the ablation thresholds in water by means of pulsed mid-IR laser radiation
AU : HANSEN (C.); BRINKMANN (R.); BIRNGRUBER (R.); DELACRETAZ (Guy P.); GODLEWSKI (Guilhem); PINI (Roberto); STEINER (Rudolf W.); SVAASAND (Lars O.)
AF : Medical Laser Center Lübeck, Peter-Monnik-Weg 4/23562 Lübeck/Allemagne (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.)
DT : Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique
SO : SPIE proceedings series; ISSN 1017-2653; Etats-Unis; Da. 1998; Vol. 3195; Pp. 197-202; Bibl. 11 ref.
LA : Anglais
EA : The evaporation of water by means of fiber guided pulsed mid-infrared laser radiation was investigated. The influence of the pulse duration and speckle formation on the ablation threshold was determined Optical on-line monitoring of refractive index changes at the distal fiber tip has been used to determine the cavitation threshold. Temporal and spatial speckle pattern at the distal application fiber tip were measured by imaging the fiber tip to a reference plane. An IR-CCD camera and fast IR-photodiodes were used to monitor the intensity modulation. The measured cavitation thresholds show a strong dependence on the pulse energy and the pulse duration. Overheating of water at the evaporation threshold could be calculated for the Q-switched pulse mode. Regarding speckle, spatial peak intensities up to a factor of 1.5 and 2.6 over the average intensity were evaluated for the Q-switched and the free running mode, respectively. Speckle modulation plays an important role in the free running mode to achieve the boiling point of water with the threshold radiant exposure determined. Furthermore, transient intensity fluctuations were measured across the beam profile at the fiber tip.
CC : 002B26N
FD : Traitement instrumental; Rayonnement IR moyen; Laser; Durée impulsion; Speckle; Evaporation; Cavitation; Analyse spatiale; Analyse temporelle; Monitorage; Détection seuil; Thulium; Ablation
ED : Instrumentation therapy; Mid infrared radiation; Laser; Pulse width; Speckle; Evaporation; Cavitation; Spatial analysis; Time analysis; Monitoring; Threshold detection; Thulium; Ablation
GD : Laser; Kavitation; Thulium
SD : Tratamiento instrumental; Radiación infrarroja media; Laser; Duración impulso; Diagrama mancha; Evaporación; Cavitación; Análisis espacial; Análisis temporal; Monitoreo; Detección umbral; Tulio; Ablación
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<ET>Influence of pulse width and speckle formation on the ablation thresholds in water by means of pulsed mid-IR laser radiation</ET>
<AU>HANSEN (C.); BRINKMANN (R.); BIRNGRUBER (R.); DELACRETAZ (Guy P.); GODLEWSKI (Guilhem); PINI (Roberto); STEINER (Rudolf W.); SVAASAND (Lars O.)</AU>
<AF>Medical Laser Center Lübeck, Peter-Monnik-Weg 4/23562 Lübeck/Allemagne (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.)</AF>
<DT>Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique</DT>
<SO>SPIE proceedings series; ISSN 1017-2653; Etats-Unis; Da. 1998; Vol. 3195; Pp. 197-202; Bibl. 11 ref.</SO>
<LA>Anglais</LA>
<EA>The evaporation of water by means of fiber guided pulsed mid-infrared laser radiation was investigated. The influence of the pulse duration and speckle formation on the ablation threshold was determined Optical on-line monitoring of refractive index changes at the distal fiber tip has been used to determine the cavitation threshold. Temporal and spatial speckle pattern at the distal application fiber tip were measured by imaging the fiber tip to a reference plane. An IR-CCD camera and fast IR-photodiodes were used to monitor the intensity modulation. The measured cavitation thresholds show a strong dependence on the pulse energy and the pulse duration. Overheating of water at the evaporation threshold could be calculated for the Q-switched pulse mode. Regarding speckle, spatial peak intensities up to a factor of 1.5 and 2.6 over the average intensity were evaluated for the Q-switched and the free running mode, respectively. Speckle modulation plays an important role in the free running mode to achieve the boiling point of water with the threshold radiant exposure determined. Furthermore, transient intensity fluctuations were measured across the beam profile at the fiber tip.</EA>
<CC>002B26N</CC>
<FD>Traitement instrumental; Rayonnement IR moyen; Laser; Durée impulsion; Speckle; Evaporation; Cavitation; Analyse spatiale; Analyse temporelle; Monitorage; Détection seuil; Thulium; Ablation</FD>
<ED>Instrumentation therapy; Mid infrared radiation; Laser; Pulse width; Speckle; Evaporation; Cavitation; Spatial analysis; Time analysis; Monitoring; Threshold detection; Thulium; Ablation</ED>
<GD>Laser; Kavitation; Thulium</GD>
<SD>Tratamiento instrumental; Radiación infrarroja media; Laser; Duración impulso; Diagrama mancha; Evaporación; Cavitación; Análisis espacial; Análisis temporal; Monitoreo; Detección umbral; Tulio; Ablación</SD>
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