Medical Devices and Surgical Technology

Reports on Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Findings from Tufts University Provide New Insights

Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, January 29th, 2012

2012 JAN 29 -- Data detailed in "Principles and practice of cutaneous laser and light therapy" have been presented. According to the authors of a study from Boston, Massachusetts, "Laser technology has evolved rapidly in the last 2 decades. The theory of selective photothermolysis guides the proper selection and use of lasers to safely and effectively treat patients."

"This review summarizes the basic concepts and adjustable parameters for laser devices, emphasizing the importance of selective photothermolysis in clinical practice. It then covers the clinical applications of laser devices, including vascular lesions, hair removal, tattoo removal, facial...

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