Thresholds of laser eye hazards.

The eyes of rhesus monkeys and humans were exposed to long-pulsed ruby and neodymium, Q-switched ruby and neodymium, and helium-neon (He-Ne) lasers to determine retinal damage thresholds. Rabbit ey...

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