Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) involves applying red or near-infrared light to injuries or lesions to improve wound and soft tissue healing and provide pain relief. LLLT works by stimulating cellular activity through absorption by chromophores like cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria. Clinical studies show LLLT can speed wound healing, reduce pain, and treat conditions like tendonitis. While LLLT dosage is challenging to define precisely due to variable beam shapes and densities, clinical results generally improve with higher total energy delivery.
This document summarizes the potential benefits of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) for anti-aging and healing applications. It discusses how LLLT may work by increasing ATP production and reducing oxidative stress at the mitochondrial level. It also reviews evidence that LLLT can reduce inflammation, promote wound healing, and help with conditions like arthritis, brain injuries, and hair regrowth through photobiomodulation effects on cell signaling and gene expression. The document examines key parameters for effective LLLT dosing and provides examples of clinical studies supporting its use.
Learn how to implement musculoskeletal laser protocols into your practice. Discover the key clinical breakthroughs in laser therapy and laser protocols. Receive an up-to-date syllabus with graphics and take-home notes. Takeaway information guaranteed to expand your clinical knowledge.
The document discusses High Power Laser Therapy (HPLT) and its use in treating pain and wound healing. It describes how HPLT was developed to deliver laser energy deeper than previous therapies, allowing treatment of conditions refractive to traditional care. The seminar then covers biophysics of HPLT, design of the Avicenna laser used, its safety, comparison to surgical lasers, biological effects on tissues, and applications for treating musculoskeletal conditions.
This document discusses the role of low level laser therapy (LLLT) in the medical management of androgenetic alopecia. It provides an overview of androgenetic alopecia and the mechanisms by which LLLT may stimulate hair follicles. It then describes the author's LLLT dosing protocol and experience treating patients, showing before and after photos demonstrating hair growth with LLLT. The document concludes by referencing supporting literature on LLLT for hair loss.
This document discusses the use of lasers in orthopedic surgery. It describes how lasers interact with biological tissues through scattering, penetration and absorption, and how these effects can be used for biostimulation or bioinhibition depending on the wavelength and power. Applications of lasers in orthopedics include pain management, wound healing, nerve regeneration and treatment of injuries to soft tissues, joints, muscles and bones. Lasers provide benefits over traditional surgery such as smaller incisions, less bleeding and swelling, and faster recovery times.
Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) involves applying red or near-infrared light to injuries or lesions to improve wound and soft tissue healing and provide pain relief. LLLT works by stimulating cellular activity through absorption by chromophores like cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria. Clinical studies show LLLT can speed wound healing, reduce pain, and treat conditions like tendonitis. While LLLT dosage is challenging to define precisely due to variable beam shapes and densities, clinical results generally improve with higher total energy delivery.
This document summarizes the potential benefits of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) for anti-aging and healing applications. It discusses how LLLT may work by increasing ATP production and reducing oxidative stress at the mitochondrial level. It also reviews evidence that LLLT can reduce inflammation, promote wound healing, and help with conditions like arthritis, brain injuries, and hair regrowth through photobiomodulation effects on cell signaling and gene expression. The document examines key parameters for effective LLLT dosing and provides examples of clinical studies supporting its use.
Learn how to implement musculoskeletal laser protocols into your practice. Discover the key clinical breakthroughs in laser therapy and laser protocols. Receive an up-to-date syllabus with graphics and take-home notes. Takeaway information guaranteed to expand your clinical knowledge.
The document discusses High Power Laser Therapy (HPLT) and its use in treating pain and wound healing. It describes how HPLT was developed to deliver laser energy deeper than previous therapies, allowing treatment of conditions refractive to traditional care. The seminar then covers biophysics of HPLT, design of the Avicenna laser used, its safety, comparison to surgical lasers, biological effects on tissues, and applications for treating musculoskeletal conditions.
This document discusses the role of low level laser therapy (LLLT) in the medical management of androgenetic alopecia. It provides an overview of androgenetic alopecia and the mechanisms by which LLLT may stimulate hair follicles. It then describes the author's LLLT dosing protocol and experience treating patients, showing before and after photos demonstrating hair growth with LLLT. The document concludes by referencing supporting literature on LLLT for hair loss.
This document discusses the use of lasers in orthopedic surgery. It describes how lasers interact with biological tissues through scattering, penetration and absorption, and how these effects can be used for biostimulation or bioinhibition depending on the wavelength and power. Applications of lasers in orthopedics include pain management, wound healing, nerve regeneration and treatment of injuries to soft tissues, joints, muscles and bones. Lasers provide benefits over traditional surgery such as smaller incisions, less bleeding and swelling, and faster recovery times.
The document discusses laser interactions and effects on biological hard tissues and applications in orthopedic surgery. It provides details on the types of lasers used, their modes of action including photochemical, thermal, and mechanical effects, and how these effects can be utilized for applications like incision, coagulation, ablation, and osteotomy of hard tissues in orthopedic procedures. Advantages of laser surgery over traditional techniques are also summarized.
A friend of mine recently told me her dermatologist was using Laser Light Therapy to successfully treat her eczema. I wasn’t surprised. With its time-efficiency and broad range of applications, Laser Light Therapy is one of the most popular treatment modalities in physical therapy. Physical therapists use laser light therapy to great effect with a multitude of diagnoses including arthritis, neuropathy, muscle strains, fractures, pain reduction and TMJ.
Chronic pain is the most common cause of long-term disability in the United States. As a result most conditions that result in a visit to physical therapy involve a degree of inflammation and pain. These symptoms typically result in functional limitations, decreased strength and impaired mobility. Physical therapists create treatment plans with efficiency and maximum benefits in mind using a combination of manual therapy, activity-based procedures, patient education and physical modalities. When considering using a modality, many factors are considered: ease of use, efficiency of time, whether it’s non-invasive, and the speed in which it can benefit. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is one of the most popular treatment modalities in physical therapy. Physical therapists use laser light therapy to great
Laser Light Therapy for Physical Therapy
effect with a multitude of chronic pain diagnoses including arthritis, neuropathy, muscle strains, fractures, pain reduction and TMJ.
This document summarizes light therapy and its use in wound healing. It discusses the four phases of normal wound healing and how diabetes can slow the process. The history of using light, including lasers and LEDs, to aid healing is presented. Studies show red light at 633nm and 10J/cm2 promoted healing in diabetic rats most effectively. Light stimulates angiogenesis through endothelial cell proliferation. Multiwavelength light therapy did not influence pressure ulcer healing. Low-level light therapy's mechanisms of action include stimulating mitochondria and having a biphasic dose response. While its effectiveness remains controversial, light therapy is a popular treatment with few risks.
This document summarizes scientific evidence for the medical device Handy-Cure, which combines low-level laser, infrared, visible red light, and static magnetic fields. It provides 3 case studies showing Handy-Cure effectively treated Achilles tendonitis and lateral epicondylitis. Over 2000 studies show low-level laser therapy is safe and effective for musculoskeletal pain including arthritis, tendonitis, and carpal tunnel syndrome by reducing inflammation and pain. Handy-Cure promotes tissue regeneration, wound healing, and increased blood flow through effects on cell mitochondria and ATP production.
Educational seminar presenting the facts of High Power Laser Medicine and how it is used to stop pain—without surgery and without drugs. Property of AvicennaLaser.com.
The document discusses various applications of lasers in tissue engineering and medicine. Specifically, it outlines how lasers can be used for tissue contouring, regeneration, welding and resurfacing through interactions like photochemical processes and thermal effects. It also describes how lasers are applied in dermatology, ophthalmology, angioplasty and otolaryngology. Key laser-tissue interactions and specific lasers and parameters used for procedures like skin resurfacing, hair removal and tattoo removal are detailed.
The document discusses High Power Laser Therapy (HPLT) and its potential to revolutionize non-surgical treatment of pain and wound healing. HPLT uses high-powered therapeutic lasers to stimulate tissue healing and reduce inflammation. The document outlines the history and development of HPLT lasers, their biological effects on tissues and cells, and their advantages over other modalities for treating musculoskeletal conditions.
The science of Laser therapy expands research on malignancies and treatment methodology. An intruiging detail of advancement as shared by George Kiblor in this presentation shows how.
This document provides an overview of a webinar presentation about laser therapy given by Avicenna Laser Technology. Some key points:
- Avicenna invented the first Class IV high power laser therapy system in 2002 to allow deeper penetration for tissue healing compared to previous low power lasers.
- High power laser therapy provides biological effects like accelerated tissue repair, reduced scarring, and pain relief through mechanisms like increased blood flow and cell metabolism.
- Factors like power, wavelength, power density, frequency and method of delivery determine a laser's depth of penetration and tissue stimulation. Avicenna's continuous wave 980nm laser is designed for optimal penetration.
- Low power lasers may fail to
Laser therapy uses low-level lasers or light-emitting diodes to emit monochromatic light that can penetrate tissues. This light interacts with biomolecules in cells to help restore normal cell function and morphology. Laser therapy is used for a variety of medical purposes, including wound healing and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and chronic or degenerative conditions. It can eliminate growths, cauterize blood vessels, and be used for surgeries like eye procedures.
This document summarizes a seminar on low level laser therapy (LLLT) presented by Malini Chaudhri under the auspices of the Punjab Medical Council. It discusses various applications of LLLT including wound healing, pain management, inflammation and edema reduction, and musculoskeletal disorders. It also covers the mechanisms of LLLT, including absorption spectra, action spectra, and the effects on cells and tissues. Safety considerations and techniques for different applications like wound healing and pain management through trigger points are also summarized.
Physiological Effects Of Microcurrent On The Body Peter Lathropdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent therapy involves applying a very low electric current (in the microamp range) to the body. This current mimics the body's natural bioelectric currents and stimulates cellular physiology and growth. One study showed microcurrent increased ATP generation by 500%. Microcurrent enhances the body's natural healing processes by increasing ATP, membrane transport of ions, and protein synthesis. It reduces tissue resistance, allowing bioelectricity to flow and restore homeostasis after injury or dysfunction.
- The document discusses RFINE radio frequency device for pain management and sports rehabilitation. It has shown early clinical trial evidence of reducing pain dramatically and providing minor improvements.
- The device consists of foot pads and adhesive pads that work automatically to increase blood circulation, immunity, and metabolism through endogenous whole body heat therapy. This accelerates soft tissue and nerve healing.
- Radio frequency is used between 0.3-0.8MHz for clinical purposes as it generates heat in tissues through cellular movement resistance without damaging ionization, providing a safe endogenous heat therapy.
Laser Therapy, an Emerging Clinical ParadigmPaul Schwen
Laser therapy emerged in the early 20th century and has since grown as a clinical paradigm. Key developments include Finsen using ultraviolet light to treat diseases in 1882, Einstein proposing the theory of lasers in 1916, and Maiman creating the first working laser in 1960. Laser therapy was used widely in Eastern Europe and Asia from the 1970s onward to treat pain, accelerate healing, and reduce inflammation through photobiostimulation. Higher power lasers above 5 watts became more commonly used and effective in the late 20th century. Laser therapy aims to stimulate cells to enhance healing through absorption of infrared light wavelengths.
This document summarizes a study on a novel non-invasive skin tightening and body contouring device called the Venus Freeze. It combines multi-polar radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic fields. The study involved 15 patients treated over 8 weeks to reduce skin laxity, wrinkles, body circumference and cellulite. Results found the device produced consistent and demonstrable skin tightening, body contouring and cellulite reduction through synergistic application of radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic field energy.
Magnetic therapy involves applying artificial magnetic fields to areas of the body to control intensity and frequency. It can enrich oxygen in cells, improve metabolism, and enhance ATP production on a cellular level. On an organ system level, it can stimulate bone growth, improve blood flow, reduce pain, and affect the autonomic nervous system by increasing chemical mediators. Magnetic fields are produced through electrical currents and different types of artificial magnets can be used, with application norms and guidelines to safely provide treatment for conditions like musculoskeletal issues, neuralgias, and fractures. Contraindications include infections, bleeding, pacemakers, pregnancy, and certain other medical conditions.
This document summarizes microcurrent technology, which uses low-level electrical currents to stimulate acupressure points for therapeutic purposes. It describes several microcurrent instruments, their FDA registrations for uses like pain management and wound healing, and the science behind how microcurrent works at the cellular level to increase ATP and normalize tissue. Microcurrent is said to accelerate healing compared to other electrotherapies and provides non-invasive alternatives for issues like aging and injury rehabilitation.
The major advantage of this therapy is that it increases blood flow naturally. There is a misconception about the benefits of this light treatment. Various devices like lamps, lasers, and stands are used to give this therapy. An expert decides the intensity of light used during the therapy. To know more visit our website.
The document discusses laser interactions and effects on biological hard tissues and applications in orthopedic surgery. It provides details on the types of lasers used, their modes of action including photochemical, thermal, and mechanical effects, and how these effects can be utilized for applications like incision, coagulation, ablation, and osteotomy of hard tissues in orthopedic procedures. Advantages of laser surgery over traditional techniques are also summarized.
A friend of mine recently told me her dermatologist was using Laser Light Therapy to successfully treat her eczema. I wasn’t surprised. With its time-efficiency and broad range of applications, Laser Light Therapy is one of the most popular treatment modalities in physical therapy. Physical therapists use laser light therapy to great effect with a multitude of diagnoses including arthritis, neuropathy, muscle strains, fractures, pain reduction and TMJ.
Chronic pain is the most common cause of long-term disability in the United States. As a result most conditions that result in a visit to physical therapy involve a degree of inflammation and pain. These symptoms typically result in functional limitations, decreased strength and impaired mobility. Physical therapists create treatment plans with efficiency and maximum benefits in mind using a combination of manual therapy, activity-based procedures, patient education and physical modalities. When considering using a modality, many factors are considered: ease of use, efficiency of time, whether it’s non-invasive, and the speed in which it can benefit. Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is one of the most popular treatment modalities in physical therapy. Physical therapists use laser light therapy to great
Laser Light Therapy for Physical Therapy
effect with a multitude of chronic pain diagnoses including arthritis, neuropathy, muscle strains, fractures, pain reduction and TMJ.
This document summarizes light therapy and its use in wound healing. It discusses the four phases of normal wound healing and how diabetes can slow the process. The history of using light, including lasers and LEDs, to aid healing is presented. Studies show red light at 633nm and 10J/cm2 promoted healing in diabetic rats most effectively. Light stimulates angiogenesis through endothelial cell proliferation. Multiwavelength light therapy did not influence pressure ulcer healing. Low-level light therapy's mechanisms of action include stimulating mitochondria and having a biphasic dose response. While its effectiveness remains controversial, light therapy is a popular treatment with few risks.
This document summarizes scientific evidence for the medical device Handy-Cure, which combines low-level laser, infrared, visible red light, and static magnetic fields. It provides 3 case studies showing Handy-Cure effectively treated Achilles tendonitis and lateral epicondylitis. Over 2000 studies show low-level laser therapy is safe and effective for musculoskeletal pain including arthritis, tendonitis, and carpal tunnel syndrome by reducing inflammation and pain. Handy-Cure promotes tissue regeneration, wound healing, and increased blood flow through effects on cell mitochondria and ATP production.
Educational seminar presenting the facts of High Power Laser Medicine and how it is used to stop pain—without surgery and without drugs. Property of AvicennaLaser.com.
The document discusses various applications of lasers in tissue engineering and medicine. Specifically, it outlines how lasers can be used for tissue contouring, regeneration, welding and resurfacing through interactions like photochemical processes and thermal effects. It also describes how lasers are applied in dermatology, ophthalmology, angioplasty and otolaryngology. Key laser-tissue interactions and specific lasers and parameters used for procedures like skin resurfacing, hair removal and tattoo removal are detailed.
The document discusses High Power Laser Therapy (HPLT) and its potential to revolutionize non-surgical treatment of pain and wound healing. HPLT uses high-powered therapeutic lasers to stimulate tissue healing and reduce inflammation. The document outlines the history and development of HPLT lasers, their biological effects on tissues and cells, and their advantages over other modalities for treating musculoskeletal conditions.
The science of Laser therapy expands research on malignancies and treatment methodology. An intruiging detail of advancement as shared by George Kiblor in this presentation shows how.
This document provides an overview of a webinar presentation about laser therapy given by Avicenna Laser Technology. Some key points:
- Avicenna invented the first Class IV high power laser therapy system in 2002 to allow deeper penetration for tissue healing compared to previous low power lasers.
- High power laser therapy provides biological effects like accelerated tissue repair, reduced scarring, and pain relief through mechanisms like increased blood flow and cell metabolism.
- Factors like power, wavelength, power density, frequency and method of delivery determine a laser's depth of penetration and tissue stimulation. Avicenna's continuous wave 980nm laser is designed for optimal penetration.
- Low power lasers may fail to
Laser therapy uses low-level lasers or light-emitting diodes to emit monochromatic light that can penetrate tissues. This light interacts with biomolecules in cells to help restore normal cell function and morphology. Laser therapy is used for a variety of medical purposes, including wound healing and treatment of musculoskeletal injuries and chronic or degenerative conditions. It can eliminate growths, cauterize blood vessels, and be used for surgeries like eye procedures.
This document summarizes a seminar on low level laser therapy (LLLT) presented by Malini Chaudhri under the auspices of the Punjab Medical Council. It discusses various applications of LLLT including wound healing, pain management, inflammation and edema reduction, and musculoskeletal disorders. It also covers the mechanisms of LLLT, including absorption spectra, action spectra, and the effects on cells and tissues. Safety considerations and techniques for different applications like wound healing and pain management through trigger points are also summarized.
Physiological Effects Of Microcurrent On The Body Peter Lathropdrpeterlathrop
Microcurrent therapy involves applying a very low electric current (in the microamp range) to the body. This current mimics the body's natural bioelectric currents and stimulates cellular physiology and growth. One study showed microcurrent increased ATP generation by 500%. Microcurrent enhances the body's natural healing processes by increasing ATP, membrane transport of ions, and protein synthesis. It reduces tissue resistance, allowing bioelectricity to flow and restore homeostasis after injury or dysfunction.
- The document discusses RFINE radio frequency device for pain management and sports rehabilitation. It has shown early clinical trial evidence of reducing pain dramatically and providing minor improvements.
- The device consists of foot pads and adhesive pads that work automatically to increase blood circulation, immunity, and metabolism through endogenous whole body heat therapy. This accelerates soft tissue and nerve healing.
- Radio frequency is used between 0.3-0.8MHz for clinical purposes as it generates heat in tissues through cellular movement resistance without damaging ionization, providing a safe endogenous heat therapy.
Laser Therapy, an Emerging Clinical ParadigmPaul Schwen
Laser therapy emerged in the early 20th century and has since grown as a clinical paradigm. Key developments include Finsen using ultraviolet light to treat diseases in 1882, Einstein proposing the theory of lasers in 1916, and Maiman creating the first working laser in 1960. Laser therapy was used widely in Eastern Europe and Asia from the 1970s onward to treat pain, accelerate healing, and reduce inflammation through photobiostimulation. Higher power lasers above 5 watts became more commonly used and effective in the late 20th century. Laser therapy aims to stimulate cells to enhance healing through absorption of infrared light wavelengths.
This document summarizes a study on a novel non-invasive skin tightening and body contouring device called the Venus Freeze. It combines multi-polar radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic fields. The study involved 15 patients treated over 8 weeks to reduce skin laxity, wrinkles, body circumference and cellulite. Results found the device produced consistent and demonstrable skin tightening, body contouring and cellulite reduction through synergistic application of radiofrequency and pulsed magnetic field energy.
Magnetic therapy involves applying artificial magnetic fields to areas of the body to control intensity and frequency. It can enrich oxygen in cells, improve metabolism, and enhance ATP production on a cellular level. On an organ system level, it can stimulate bone growth, improve blood flow, reduce pain, and affect the autonomic nervous system by increasing chemical mediators. Magnetic fields are produced through electrical currents and different types of artificial magnets can be used, with application norms and guidelines to safely provide treatment for conditions like musculoskeletal issues, neuralgias, and fractures. Contraindications include infections, bleeding, pacemakers, pregnancy, and certain other medical conditions.
This document summarizes microcurrent technology, which uses low-level electrical currents to stimulate acupressure points for therapeutic purposes. It describes several microcurrent instruments, their FDA registrations for uses like pain management and wound healing, and the science behind how microcurrent works at the cellular level to increase ATP and normalize tissue. Microcurrent is said to accelerate healing compared to other electrotherapies and provides non-invasive alternatives for issues like aging and injury rehabilitation.
The major advantage of this therapy is that it increases blood flow naturally. There is a misconception about the benefits of this light treatment. Various devices like lamps, lasers, and stands are used to give this therapy. An expert decides the intensity of light used during the therapy. To know more visit our website.
Reflexology Eases Pain Brought About by Osteoarthritisstrykerhiprecall
Osteoarthritis is a medical condition which affects 21 million of Americans. As a degenerative disease, it potentially attacks the joints in the neck, lower back, knees, fingers, and hips. The Stryker Hip Replacement Recall Center or Strykerhipreplacementrecall.net offers more information about this matter.
The document provides information about light therapy and the Life Light device. It discusses the history of light therapy dating back thousands of years. The Life Light device uses specific wavelengths and frequencies of light to stimulate cellular function and provide a wide range of health benefits, including improved wound healing, reduced inflammation and pain, increased circulation and collagen production. Several case studies and testimonials show positive results from using the Life Light device to treat injuries and chronic pain.
The principles of Reflexology are not new, as records of reflex healing in Ancient Egypt can be found in the physician tombs. The Ancient Egyptians recorded in hieroglyphs and pictorial images of healers manipulating the feet and the hands of their patients. There are many records in the ancient world of the healing benefits of working with the feet.
Cidesco conference 2012 - Innovative Laser methods and the power of LightErnest John Fleckenstein
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Laser and light applications are now available in many medical disciplines for clinical practice. Both in diagnostics and in therapy treatments with laser and light rays open up the new ways and possibilities: Precise surgical techniques and treatments relieve regenerate and even heal the patient with few side effects.
Today, light & laser technology in many fields are often performed as the method of first choice for therapies that are not possible to perform successfully with other classical methods, or only with a much larger effort. High energy lasers are very precise tools for cutting, coagulation and vaporization of biological tissue. Light spectra from low energy lasers and special full spectrum therapy devices working in the visible and near-infrared range are ideal for bio-stimulation and regeneration.
Interestingly, the findings that have been made in medicine with laser & light applications are today widely used by dermatologists, skin specialists, aestheticians and spa specialists successfully in a wide range of applications.
In this lecture you will learn many of these new findings and can use it for yourself and for the benefit of your customers.
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Here is all about laser therapy. These slides contain all about laser in the field of healthcare and treatment. Role of laser in the physical therapy field. I hope these slides helps you to learn more about laser therapy and its benefits.
Physiotherapy has evolved from ancient practices by Hippocrates and Galenus to treat injuries. It was established in the late 19th century in Britain and developed further during World War II to treat large numbers of injured soldiers. Physiotherapy uses various physical techniques without drugs, including exercise, massage, heat and electricity, to treat diseases and disabilities. It aims to relieve pain, improve mobility and function. Key techniques include electrotherapy like ultrasound and TENS, various exercises and equipment for gait training and rehabilitation.
West Coast Men's Health offers premier health services specializing in Acoustic Wave Therapy Treatment. Our innovative approach uses sound waves to improve blood flow, aiding in the treatment of various health conditions. Experience the benefits of Acoustic Wave Therapy Treatment at West Coast Men's Health and enhance your well-being with our advanced, non-invasive solutions tailored to meet your individual health needs.
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May is observed as the national month of physiotherapy. In this month of physiotherapy, let us see how physiotherapy has grown and emerged with advanced treatment methods. The latest rehabilitation methods include rehab robotics, aquatic therapy, light therapy, and all to speed up recovery and provide more positive outcomes.
West Coast Men's Health offers premier health services specializing in Acoustic Wave Therapy Treatment. Our innovative approach uses sound waves to improve blood flow, aiding in the treatment of various health conditions. Experience the benefits of Acoustic Wave Therapy Treatment at West Coast Men's Health and enhance your well-being with our advanced, non-invasive solutions tailored to meet your individual health needs.
Electrotherapy, ozone therapy, and ultrasonic therapy are physiotherapy techniques discussed in the document. Electrotherapy uses electrical energy to treat conditions like pain, muscle issues, and wound healing. It includes TENS, interferential current, and galvanic stimulation. Ozone therapy uses ozone gas which has anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, and germicidal properties. Ultrasonic therapy uses sound waves to generate heat deep in tissues to treat pain, spasms and contractures. A case report shows ozone therapy effectively treated a patient's lumbar disc hernia symptoms after other treatments failed.
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2. What is physiotherapy?
What is laser therapy unit for
physiotherapy?
What are the various laser therapy products?
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3. Physiotherapy is a treatmentprocess used
for many critical diseases and injuries. It was
invented in the ancient era. This process can
heal your body slowly by reducing pain and
providing you with acomfortable feeling.
Many laser therapy unit for
physiotherapyare available in the market.
4. It was invested in about 450 BC. Hypocrites
and Galen are considered to the very
firstpersons to practice physiotherapy. After
the invention of orthopaedics physiotherapy
came in more sense to the world.
5. Modern physiotherapy techniques were
mostly invented after the world war. At the
time of world war, the soldiers were treated
using physiotherapy by the nurses. So
physiotherapy has gone a lot of
improvements in the 19th century.
6. Physiotherapy can be used in the various
area of treatments like orthopaedic,
pediatric, neurology, geriatrics etc. Injuries
can be healed using physiotherapy. So
physiotherapy is very useful in sports. Many
diseases can be treated through
physiotherapy also.
7. Laser therapy has come with an ocean of
possibilities to the physiotherapy practitioners
as well as the users. Laser therapists use many
gadgets to perform this. The laser therapy was
invented through constant effort and detailed
study of the scientists.
8. The laser is just a light wave with enhanced
or multiplied energy. The light rays are
amplified by various means to turn them into
lasers. When the lasers are applied to the
tissues, it polarises with the tissue and heals
the affected area of the particular tissue.
9. Laser therapy can help you in many ways. It
can simulate the growth of the tissues in the
affected tissues. For this reason,laser
therapy unit for physiotherapyis becoming
very popular amongst the people.
10. Medical Bazzar can provide you with
different laser therapy units for
physiotherapy. Low-level laser therapy can
stimulate the growth of the affected cells and
tissues in your body. These products along
with the infrared ray and red probes and
clusters.
11. Medical Bazzar has introduced a portable
laser therapy unit in the market. This can
be carried anywhere along with the user.
This device is really helpful for the
physiotherapy practitioners.