论文信息 - Extended theory of selective photothermolysis

Extended theory of selective photothermolysis

We present a new theory of selective thermal damage of non‐uniformly pigmented structures in biological tissues. Spatial separation of the heavily pigmented areas and the target requires limitation of the pigment temperature and heat diffusion from the pigmented to the targeted areas.

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