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In order to deliver safe and effective transdermal deep tissue light therapy (tDTLT), the study simulates laser light propagation in an anatomical human knee model to assess the light transmittance and absorption‐driven thermal changes for various commonly used near‐infrared wavelengths (600‐1200nm)...

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Published inJournal of biophotonics Vol. 16; no. 9
Main Authors Chaki, Chironjeet, De Taboada, Luis, Tse, Kwong Ming
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.09.2023
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Summary:In order to deliver safe and effective transdermal deep tissue light therapy (tDTLT), the study simulates laser light propagation in an anatomical human knee model to assess the light transmittance and absorption‐driven thermal changes for various commonly used near‐infrared wavelengths (600‐1200nm) at multiple skin‐applied irradiances. A robust methodology and guidance for investigating high‐power laser therapy dosing prior to clinical research are provided, ensuring the safe and effective delivery of tDTLT. For further details please visit the article by Chironjeet Chaki, Luis De Taboada, and Kwong Ming Tse ( e202200283 ). image
ISSN:1864-063X
1864-0648
DOI:10.1002/jbio.202370013