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The biostimulatory effects of
laser have been widely investigated both in vivo and in vitro .
In vitro experimental evidence has demonstrated acceleration of collagen
synthesis in fibroblast cultures
due to acceleration of mRNA transcription rate of the collagen gene.
Superoxide dismutase activity is
increased (this decreases prostaglandins). This is postulated as one
mechanism of pain and oedema
reduction. Other effects are: inhibition of procollagen production
in human skin keloid fibroblast cultures
and stimulation of phagocytosis by macrophages, increased fibroblast
proliferation, as well a wide variety
of cellular responses.
In vivo effects demonstrated in animals include increased formation
of granulation tissue and increased
rates of epithelialisation in laser irradiated wounds, stimulation
of suppressor T-cells, increased collateral
nerve sprouting and regeneration of damaged nerves in rats and tendon
and ligament repair in race horses. |
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The LLLT repairs the energy
lack and gives additional energy (ATP) which skin cells use for its
revitalization.The skin can recover its initial biological quality
so again. The LLLT has proven to be of surprising value in wound
healing. |
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To treat wound over larger areas |
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The most convenient way for wound treatment. |
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Name |
Therapy
Time (Minutes) |
Frequency |
Recommended
Dose
(J/cm²) |
Laser
Effective Area
= 32 cm² |
Laser
Effective Area
= 3.14 cm² |
| Laser
Shower |
Handheld
Klas |
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AM-102A6xx
AM-151A660
emLas-650B |
Klas-S50 |
Klas-S61 |
| 660nm |
660nm |
660nm |
| 500mW |
LD: 50mW
End: 30mW |
LD: 100mW
End: 60mW |
Laser Intensity
15.6 mW/cm² |
9.6 mW/cm² |
19.1 mW/cm² |
| Burn & Related
wounds |
5 |
9 |
5 |
1 ~ 3/day |
5 |
| Wound, Operation wound |
10 |
18 |
9 |
1 ~ 3/day |
10 |
| Wound & Ulcers |
5 |
9 |
5 |
1 ~ 3/day |
5 |
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Therapeutic windows range from typically ±50%
of given values. |
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If the treatment area is larger than the irradiation
area, the treatment time should be recalculated. |
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Konftec is not responsible for the application
of laser therapy in patients which should be performed at the therapist/doctor's
discretion and responsibility. |
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