ABSTRACT
Lasers for medical application are found in a wide range of electromagnetic spectrum. It starts from x-ray, goes up to UV, continues in the visible and near-infrared (NIR), and ends (at this time) in the midIR. is wide range of wavelengths needs to be transmitted from source (the laser) to the target tissue by a exible device, which will enable easy manipulation of the laser beam in a medical setting.
