Mid-infrared medical optical fiber
An infrared laser and optical fiber technology, applied in optics, light guide, medical science, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient flexibility, unusable, and inconvenient use of the articulated arm.
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[0012] figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of medical optical fibers commonly used now. Among them, 01 is the pass-through fiber core of the optical fiber. For near-infrared or visible light and near-ultraviolet laser wavelengths below 2.2 microns, the common material is quartz (silicon dioxide). 02 is the sheath of the optical fiber, which is generally made of plastic materials. The selection of plastic materials should take into account its mechanical strength, flexibility and should be directly and safely applied to the inside of the human body. The typical material is Teflon, or other polyester materials. 03 marks the end of the optical fiber, and the fiber core 01 is exposed to a short section of the sheath, with a length of about several millimeters. The end of the optical fiber core 01 is generally cut into a right-angled plane as shown by a special cutting tool. The end surface of the optical fiber core 01 may also form a plane with a certain oblique angle with the f...
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