De Luca et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Laser safety standards and measurements of hazard parameters for medical lasersDe Luca et al., 2012
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- De Luca D
- Delfino I
- Lepore M
- et al.
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- Int J Opt Appl
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Laser sources are nowadays largely adopted in medicine and hence they are widespread in medical environment, where patients are present and the users are not always highly specialized in managing laser sources. This has greatly boosted the attention towards safety …
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