Techniques of application of infrared radiation
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This document provides guidance on the application of infrared radiation. It discusses choosing the appropriate apparatus, either luminous or non-luminous. Preparation of the patient and proper arrangement of the lamp and patient are also covered. Key steps include exposing the area to be treated, maintaining a distance of 50-70cm between the lamp and patient, and setting a timer for 10-15 minutes for acute conditions and 30 minutes for chronic conditions.
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