FACTS

1. The components of the eye most susceptible to laser damage are the cornea, retina, and lens.
2. Eyes are the most susceptible to damage from lasers. Different parts of the eyes are susceptible to different wavelengths. Damage can occur from heating, photochemical reactions and explosive rupture. Appropriate controls are essential to prevent ocular damage
3. Skin is less at risk from damage caused by lasers, but exposure to lasers still need to be managed appropriately to minimize the potential for skin burns
4. In addition to laser radiation, there are additional hazards such as collateral radiation, electrical shock, fire, cryogenics, mechanical hazards, […]

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