It was proved that methemoglobin can be measured in vivo by reflectance spectroscopy. Measurements of the average methemoglobin concentrations immediately after laser exposure may be a valuable diagnostic tool to verify that the blood temperature has been sufficiently high to induce thermal damage to the vessel wall.
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