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6 March 2009 Numerical study on dynamic properties of the optothermal effect on the spatial distribution within human skin
Dong-qing Peng, Hui Li, Jie-hong Chen
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Abstract
A 2-D Pennes' bioheat transfer mathmatical model was presented to study the temperature spatial distribution and its time dynamic characteristic of human skin tissue irradiated by He-Ne laser. The non-linear bio-heat transfer equation was solved by use of finite element analysis method. The temperature distribution simulation results in radial and axial direction at different time was obtained. The effect of different laser power and the blood perfusion rate on the temperature distribution of skin tissue was analyzed. This research method maybe provides possibility to predict thermal damage of clinic laser surgery, and is helpful to inspect curative effect and choose medical laser parameters.
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Dong-qing Peng, Hui Li, and Jie-hong Chen "Numerical study on dynamic properties of the optothermal effect on the spatial distribution within human skin", Proc. SPIE 7280, Seventh International Conference on Photonics and Imaging in Biology and Medicine, 72801O (6 March 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.822664
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KEYWORDS
Skin

Laser tissue interaction

Temperature metrology

Blood

Tissues

Finite element methods

Absorption

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