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Lasers are particularly helpful ophthalmic instruments due to their combination of safety, accuracy, and relative affordability. An acronym for “light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation” is “laser.”
There are several commercially available ophthalmic lasers at the moment, including CO2, excimer, argon, tunable dye, Nd:YAG, and diode. Their characteristics and veterinary ophthalmic applications are outlined.
With regard to these tools, the veterinary ophthalmologist uses the diode laser the most frequently; tissue damage is brought on by photocoagulation with this laser. The Nd:YAG laser, which can be used in both contact and non-contact modes, is the second most used laser and is also available to veterinary surgeons.
Compared to the Nd:YAG laser, the diode laser has a shorter wavelength, which improves melanin absorption but reduces transscleral transmission. Use in the contact mode can improve diode transscleral transmission. Transcorneal, transpupillary, and intravitreal (endoscopic laser) energy delivery are also possible using a diode laser.
The Global ophthalmic laser device market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Fluence has introduced the Jasper Flex femto laser, which has applications in several fields, including ophthalmology, and is intended to offer unmatched dependability and an excellent lifespan when compared to other lasers.
The Jasper Flex is more resilient and versatile than other free-space systems since it can work at a variety of temperatures, doesn’t require routine maintenance like more conventional laser devices, and can withstand more vibration and movement.
Fluence, a Warsaw-based laser maker, claimed its new device, which has a 30W power output, falls between its smaller, less potent Halite laser and its larger 60W Jasper X0 model.The Jasper Flex has numerous uses in a variety of industries thanks to the ultrashort pulses of light it emits, including micromachining.
The new laser from Fluence is designed to be used in systems with volume limits that need high laser power and “excellent” pulse quality. It also has built-in “wide pulse length” and “burst” options that help speed up processing and improve the efficiency of its users’ applications.
