Medical
These articles show examples of clinical applications of low power
lasers in internal medicine and family practice.
Effects of low-intensity polarized visible laser radiation on skin burns.
Histological analysis showed that the healing of irradiated wounds was faster than that of non-irradiated wounds. Moreover, it was observed that skin wound repair is dependent on polarization orientation with respect to a referential axis. The relative direction of the laser polarization plays an important role in the wound healing process when highly coherent He-Ne laser is used.
Anti-inflammatory Effect of Linear Polarized Infrared Irradiation
LLLT reduces inflammation by supressing interleukin (IL-1), thus blocking the inflammatory cascade.
Cell Stimulation | Helium-Neon laser Irradiation
Isolated rat liver mitochondria show increase of the mitochondrial membrane potential after He-Ne irradiation causing cell stimulation.
Increased Blood Flow | Effects of Diode Laser Therapy
830nm Diode Laser irradiation of rat skin flaps resulted in increased blood flow, perfusion and survival of the skin flaps.
Effect of Helium-Neon Laser Irradiation on Dog Neoplasm Cells in Culture
Investigation of in-vitro effect of He-Ne laser irradiation on the proliferative action of dog tumour cells in culture. Cancer cell proliferation decreases with increasing energy densities.
Power and Penetration: Therapeutic Results Achieved with the Class IV Laser
The trend in laser therapy for the past 10 years has been to increase power density and dose, since this has been shown to improve therapeutic outcomes considerably.
Known Biological Effects of Laser Therapy
Clinical studies and trials of laser therapy technology indicate the following beneficial effects of laser light therapy.
Herniated Lumbar/Sacral Disc, with MRI Assessment: A Case Report
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) case studies.
Light Years
Use current evidence to apply laser therapy for wound healing and pain relief.
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