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Accurate laser skin perforation technique aimed at promoting bleeding and reducing pain

Chang et al., 2015

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5914314312819380646
Author
Chang H
Lin Y
Huang K
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Journal of Innovative Optical Health Sciences

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Laser skin perforation is an effective and promising technique for use in blood collection. In this study, the relation between the perforation profile of skin and laser irradiation at various energies is discussed. Increasing laser energy does not uniformly expand the size and …
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