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Model predictions of ocular injury from 1315 nm laser light

机译:1315 nm激光对眼外伤的模型预测

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With the advent of future weapons systems that employ high energy lasers, the 1315 nm wavelength will present a new laser safety hazard to the armed forces. Experiments in non-human primates using this wavelength have demonstrated a range of ocular injuries, including corneal, lenticular and retinal lesions, as a function of pulse duration and spot size at the cornea. To improve our understanding of this phenomena, there is a need for a mathematical model that properly predicts these injuries and their dependence on appropriate exposure parameters. This paper describes the use of a finite difference model of laser thermal injury in the cornea and retina. The model was originally developed for use with shorter wavelength laser irradiation, and as such, requires estimation of several key parameters used in the computations. The predictions from the model are compared to the experimental data, and conclusions are drawn regarding the ability of the model to properly follow the published observations at this wavelength.
机译:随着使用高能激光的未来武器系统的出现,波长为1315 nm的激光将对武装部队构成新的安全隐患。使用该波长在非人类灵长类动物中进行的实验表明,一系列眼部损伤(包括角膜,双凸透镜和视网膜病变)是脉冲持续时间和角膜斑点大小的函数。为了增进我们对这种现象的理解,需要一种数学模型来正确预测这些伤害及其对适当暴露参数的依赖性。本文介绍了在角膜和视网膜中使用激光热损伤有限差分模型的方法。该模型最初是为与较短波长的激光辐照一起使用而开发的,因此需要估算计算中使用的几个关键参数。将来自模型的预测与实验数据进行比较,得出关于模型在此波长下正确地遵循已发表的观察结果的能力的结论。

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