| No fluorophore was taken up when either the excimer or the ruby laser was used to generate the shock wave. |
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| The illumination used is a pulsed excimer laser operating at lithographic wavelength. |
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| The computer-controlled laser, which is known as an excimer laser, takes only seconds to remove precisely the right amount of corneal tissue. |
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| A gas mixture of a gas discharge laser such as an excimer or molecular fluorine laser is stabilized. |
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| The standoff distance between the hydrophone and polystyrene plate was 0.5 mm for the excimer and ruby lasers. |
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| The excimer laser ablation nomogram controls the relative distribution of the refraction correction into one or more zones. |
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| Wavefront Lasik Surgery involves tailoring the excimer laser treatment to very small visual irregularities. |
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| The excimer laser emits an ultraviolet beam that has sufficient energy to break intermolecular bonds within the cornea. |
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| A laser beam that has a very shallow penetration depth and will perforate calcified plaque is the excimer laser. |
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| A lab researcher came up with the idea of excimer laser surgery, combining the laser's near-ultraviolet light with fiber optics. |
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| Some lasers can present other risks, such as the excimer laser, which uses toxic gases, or lasers that use a flash lamp, which can explode. |
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| The excimer laser is capable of precision etchings on a single strand of hair. |
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| In flexo printing there is another alternative to the cold mirror system for printing sensitive webs of plastic film: the excimer laser. |
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| The excimer laser can be used either on the surface, after removing corneal epithelium before treatment, or within the stroma, after cutting a corneal flap. |
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| Using various concentrations of dyes and different processing conditions, they could produce almost any combination of monomer and excimer emission. |
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| The term excimer is derived from excited dimer, a term coined by physical chemists in the 1960s to describe short-lived energized molecules with two identical components. |
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| The writer invented excimer laser surgery with colleagues Rangaswamy Srinivasan and Samuel Blum. |
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| In fact, one of the applications my IBM colleagues and I envisioned when we invented excimer laser surgery in 1981 was its use in brain surgery. |
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| The world's first use of the excimer laser during coronary artery bypass surgery. |
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| Pyrene-labeled lipids were excited at 344 nm, and monomer and excimer emission intensities were detected at 398 and 480 nm, respectively, with bandpasses of 4.0 nm. |
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| These gases are inter alia used in the production of excimer lasers, light bulbs and for window insulation. |
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| One option would be to use five excimer lamps instead of one conventional lamp, though lack of space makes this impractical. |
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| Dr Day expressed interest in excimer laser calibrations, welcoming collaboration in this area. |
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| The excimer beam is passed through a mask that clips the beam energy into a pattern defined by the geometry of the mask. |
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| The laser in-situ keratomileusis procedure uses an excimer laser to make a thin flap in the cornea and etch away a predetermined pattern of tissue beneath the flap. |
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| There are, however, further procedures for correcting visual defects by ablating corneal tissue with an excimer laser. |
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| When the dendron containing pyrene is covalently attached to the carbon nanotube, there is excimer fluorescence from the pyrene. |
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| However, semiconductor chip designers rely on the combination between argon and fluorine in an excimer laser to define the smallest feature sizes on the latest generation of microprocessor chips. |
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| This encompasses the treatment of all refractive disorders such as short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism with the use of an excimer laser. |
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| The FDA is now actively seeking out doctors and manufacturers who make excimer lasers without the agency's permission. |
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| The Spectranetics excimer laser allows for safe traversal of extremely long arterial blockages. |
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| An excimer laser is a form of UV laser used in the production of microelectronic devices and micromachining. |
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| Until I read the Science Times article, I had never actually heard of anyone using the excimer laser for brain surgery, either on neuronal or vascular tissue. |
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| In a paper I co-authored in 1984 with my student Randall J. Lane, we considered using the excimer laser to assist in implanting electrodes into brain tissue without crushing the delicate neurons. |
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| The system includes an excimer laser, an optical beam delivery and focusing system, displacement tables, and an observation camera, all of which are computer controlled. |
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| A need was seen for the calibration of excimer lasers at 157 nm and 190 nm, and the NIST welcomed collaboration with other laboratories in this area. |
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| Two short communications at the end of the volume investigate excimer laser surgery and PRK induced negative spherical aberrations. |
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| He uses surgical eye lasers, or excimer lasers, to treat nearsightedness and astigmatism. |
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| This formed the basis of a technique known as radial keratotomy, which became popular for a few years before excimer laser eye surgery took the world by storm. |
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| Pallikaris and colleagues coined the term LASIK in 1988, a procedure involving corneal ablation by excimer laser under a hinged corneal flap created by an automated keratome. |
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| For more than two decades, Cymer has been committed to developing excimer laser light sources for deep ultraviolet lithography to support the production of high-quality chips. |
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| Membrane fluidity in mitochondria was measured with the excimer forming probe dipyrenylpropane and mitochondrial function was measured with a Clark-type electrode. |
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| To perform this study, the scientists built a facility at SURF III that allows simultaneous exposure of photodiodes to excimer radiation and synchrotron radiation. |
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| Photo-refractive keratectomy involves treating the surface of the cornea with an Excimer laser which results in flattening of the cornea to correct myopia. |
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| Excimer emission and energy transfer in cofacial boradia-zaindacence dimmers built on a xanthene scaffold. |
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