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23 March 1998 Smart Ho:YAG laser lithotriptor using optical correlation
Jahja O. Kokaj, Mustafa A. Marafi, Yacob Makdisi, Kuldip S. Bhatia, K. J. Mathew, Nebi Caka, Rexhep Hasani
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Abstract
Ultra fast imaging and destruction of the gall bladder stone is performed using Ho:YAG laser. A laser guided approach for lithotropsy is proposed. The correlation output peak is introduced as a feedback signal for firing the laser pulse for stone destruction and 'discrimination' of the tissue image so that the risk of damaging and perforation of the tissue is reduced. A system constituted by correlation of ballistic images and fluorescent signals is proposed.
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Jahja O. Kokaj, Mustafa A. Marafi, Yacob Makdisi, Kuldip S. Bhatia, K. J. Mathew, Nebi Caka, and Rexhep Hasani "Smart Ho:YAG laser lithotriptor using optical correlation", Proc. SPIE 3386, Optical Pattern Recognition IX, (23 March 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.304776
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KEYWORDS
YAG lasers

Holmium

Pulsed laser operation

Bladder

Spectroscopy

Laser optics

Laser tissue interaction

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