The phrase "ablation laser" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or technical contexts, particularly when discussing procedures that involve the removal of tissue using laser technology.
Example: "The surgeon decided to use an ablation laser to remove the tumor with minimal damage to surrounding tissue."
Alternatives: "laser ablation" or "laser tissue removal".
Axons of selected D-type neurons were severed using a 440-nm MicroPoint ablation Laser System from Photonic Instruments.
The ablation laser was stopped after 36 s and the optoacoustic images were acquired from the heated area over 120 s, thus also covering the cooling phase.
One laser beam from KrF laser, the ablation laser, is used for ablation of a HAp target.
It can be observed that points closer to the ablation fiber experience more pronounced temperature rise in the first few seconds following initiation of the ablation procedure and reach the maximum temperature approximately when the ablation laser is switched off.
At longer delays, a brighter, denser and hotter plasma is always observed in argon than in air as with lower ablation laser fluences.
We developed two methods for depositing hydroxyapatite (HAp) coatings based on the pulsed laser ablation, laser irradiation and laser-assisted laser ablation (LALA) techniques.
Laser ablation (interstitial laser-induced thermotherapy (LITT), laser interstitial photocoagulation (LIP)) is a thermal ablation technique using optical fibers to deliver high-energy laser light to the target lesion, which absorbs the light energy as heat.
Ablation by laser or by plasma energy.
Appropriate temperature has to be maintained in reaction chamber to get greater target ablation by laser irradiation.
Both meta-analyses corroborate the conclusion that ablation with laser has no effects on obstetric outcomes.
The second treatment examined was an earlier study of tumor thermal ablation by laser application.
