Light transmitting system comprising beam dividing and compositing means
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1. A light transmitting system for transmitting a laser beam of high energy concentration from a single laser beam source, comprising:
- a beam dividing means for dividing a light beam from a laser beam source into a plurality of light beams of equal intensity and emitting the divided light beams in a predetermined arrangement, anda beam guiding means consisting of a plurality of flexible optical fibers each of a diameter of about 150μ
having a beam entrance end in which one end of the optical fibers is separated into a plurality of ends arranged in an arrangement corresponding to said predetermined arrangement to receive said plurality of light beams respectively, and a beam exit end in which the other end of the optical fibers is bound into a bundle to make the light beams emanating from the optical fibers form a composite light beam.
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A laser beam emitted from a laser is divided into a plurality of beams and the divided beams are introduced into respective fiberoptics. Each beam is transmitted through the corresponding fiberoptic and projected from the exit face of the fiberoptic, where the beams are synthesized to form a light spot. The affected part of a patient to be treated is exposed to the light spot.
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1. A light transmitting system for transmitting a laser beam of high energy concentration from a single laser beam source, comprising:
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a beam dividing means for dividing a light beam from a laser beam source into a plurality of light beams of equal intensity and emitting the divided light beams in a predetermined arrangement, and a beam guiding means consisting of a plurality of flexible optical fibers each of a diameter of about 150μ
having a beam entrance end in which one end of the optical fibers is separated into a plurality of ends arranged in an arrangement corresponding to said predetermined arrangement to receive said plurality of light beams respectively, and a beam exit end in which the other end of the optical fibers is bound into a bundle to make the light beams emanating from the optical fibers form a composite light beam. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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