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Quantitative analysis of transcranial and intraparenchymal light penetration in human cadaver brain tissue

Tedford et al., 2015

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3391411822798469977
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Tedford C
DeLapp S
Jacques S
Anders J
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Lasers in surgery and medicine

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Background and Objective Photobiomodulation (PBM) also known as low‐level light therapy has been used successfully for the treatment of injury and disease of the nervous system. The use of PBM to treat injury and diseases of the brain requires an in‐depth understanding …
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