Antimicrobial Dose Delivery System and Method

Abstract

The present invention relates to a simple-to-use, phototherapy dose delivery system. More particularly, a two-component irradiator having a first component being antimicrobial light source and the second being an expendable, hollow, beam sleeve. The beam sleeve being constructed to slide partially over a bezel end of the light source thereby capturing and transforming the source light into a contained, homogeneous treatment spot of calibrated treatment intensity. The calibrated intensity enables protocols and dose times to become universally the same for all irradiators once paired with a fitting beam sleeve, regardless of spot size or spectra. In practice the beam sleeve defines the treatment spot diameter, gauges the working distance, sets the dose rate, all while blocking stray light from disrupting vision. In this modular manner the light source and beam sleeve work similarly as a syringe and needle; when used together the predetermined dose and rate are administered to a precise location in accurate amounts.

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