ArticleInternational journal of ophthalmology2022
Frequency cumulative effect of subthreshold energy laser-activated remote phosphors irradiation on visual function in guinea pigs.
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aimTo explore the effects of laser-activated remote phosphors (LARP) on visual function in guinea pigs.
methodsElectroretinogram (ERG) of guinea pigs were observed after LARP irradiation at different frequencies and irradiation times. We evaluated the expression of rhodopsin, β-catenin, connexin36, calretinin, and calbindin in the retina of guinea pigs and measured the density of photoreceptor cells after high-frequency LARP irradiation.
resultsAfter LARP irradiation, the ERG results showed that the amplitude of the dark-adapted 3.0 b-wave of the model eye was lower than that of the control eye after high-frequency irradiation (
conclusionThere is frequency cumulative damage effect on the retina that relates to LARP illumination frequency. This has significance for staff visual protection policies under LARP lighting conditions.
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