Titlebook: Laser Cancer Research; Leon Goldman Book 1966 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1966 cancer.laser.melanoma.neoplasm.therapy.tumor

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Leon Goldman M.D. activity is how to evaluate its effectiveness. The literature shows an increasing number of studies done to address this question; however, it also reveals important gaps that need more research. One novel approach is to evaluate the effectiveness of this activity from an organizational point of vi

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Laser Protection,story of the early days of x-ray radiation in its application to medicine. High energy laser radiation is required in cancer research especially in man. This high energy and high peak power requirement increases the problem of protection.

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Color Qualities of Tissues in Relation to Laser Radiation, the laser. This does occur to some extent even in so-called transparent tissues which may show some reaction to the absorptive laser beam. The mechanism here is thought to be two-photon absorption. The incident beam of the laser striking tissue may be reflected, absorbed or transmitted. The darker

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Laser Research in Cancer in Animals, of tissue cultures and then the research on cancer in animals, and then the treatment of cancer in man. It must be remembered that unlike cancer research with gamma radiation, laser frequencies of lasers are in the visable and near-visable light ranges. Therefore, the reactions depend upon the opti

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Laser Treatment of Melanomas,melanomas early in the course of our clinical investigative studies were treated. The initial experiments were done by impacts of the laser of freshly excised deeply pigmented melanoma tissue. In addition, cytological material from ulcerative melanomas was exposed to unfocussed laser beams of low en