Carbon Dioxide Splitting: A Summary of the Peer-Reviewed Scientific Literature

Peer-Reviewed Literature:

The use of a laser in place of a mechanical keratome for flap creation was a turning point in the field of refractive surgery. Visible and near infrared laser light are absorbed by the refractive structures of the eye and allowed to pass freely into the eye without effect at low-power densities. At high-power densities, the nonlinear optical properties of the cornea lead to absorption, generati...

Periodic overview of handwashing literature: Summary of selected peer-reviewed and grey literature

Curating the world’s peer-reviewed literature

New technologies are transforming academic publishing, including surgical research. The author considers a variety of the new systems, platforms and search engines that are fuelling this information revolution, as well as the bibliometrics and citation analysis necessary for filtering quality material for the increasingly inundated researcher.

Carbon Dioxide -- Summary

When the earth was in its infancy, some four-and-a half billion years ago, it is believed that the atmosphere was predominantly composed of carbon dioxide, which would have put its CO2 concentration, in terms of the units most commonly used today, at something on the order of 1,000,000 ppm. Ever since, however, the CO2 content of the air in the mean has been dropping. By 500 million years ago, ...

SUMMARY of Scientific liteRAtURe

3. Tasdemir T, et al. (2008). Effect of Passive Ultrasonic Irrigation on Apical Extrusion of Irrigating Solution. Eur J Dent. Methods: Measured amount of NaOCl through the apical foramen when NaOCl was left in the canal versus passive ultrasonic activation of the irrigant conclusions: PUI extruded significantly less irrigant than the control group (2.15 ± 2.73 versus 14 ± 13.03 uL, respectively...