810NM+980NM Veterinary Class IV Laser For Sale
A Class IV therapy laser is a device that can be used to treat animals with pain or injury. It has been shown to help reduce the amount of medication needed for chronic conditions, relieve minor aches and pains, and decrease recovery time after surgery.
WHAT IS THE PHOMED LASER USED TO TREAT?
There are numerous conditions that respond well to laser therapy, including:
* Osteoarthtitis , joint pain, and hip dysplasia
* Ligament sprains, muscle strains, and fractures
* Puncture and bite wounds, post-surgical pain (incisions), lick granulomas, feline acne, and burns
* Neck and back pain and intervertebral disc disease
* Ear infections
* Pain relief following tooth extraction, stomatitis, and sinusitis
* Cystitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and anal sacculitis
Basically, laser therapy has the potential to help any condition in which decreasing inflammation and pain and speeding up healing would be beneficial.
HOW DOES IT WORK? Laser therapy works through a process called photobiomodulation, which basically means that the photons, or light energy packets,put out by the laser are absorbed by cellular components and enzymes involved in oxygen utilization and the production ATP, which is what the cell uses to power all of its functions.Through this process, more oxygen is delivered to the cells, and thus, more energy (ATP) is produced for the cell. This increased energy production for the cell leads to the cell functioning at a higher level.
Increasing cellular function leads to the following beneficial effects that have been documented through research and clinical trials:
* Anti-inflammatory effects
* Analgesic (pain-relief) effects
* Increased healing of tissue through angiogenesis (formation of new blood vessels in damaged tissue)
* Increasing cellular reproduction and growth
* Increasing cellular metabolic rate
* Increasing fibroblast development to heal damaged tissue
* Increasing stimulation of cells of the immune system
Laser therapy is a treatment modality that has been utilized for decades, but is finally finding its place in mainstreamveterinary medicine. Interest in the application of therapeutic laser for the treatment of various conditions has growndramatically as anecdotal reports, clinical case reports, and systematic study results have become available. Therapeutic laser has been incorporated into treatments that address diverse conditions including:
* Acute Conditions (Otitis, Anal saculitis, Aural hematomas, Trauma, Injury or any issue which causes your pet to have Pain, Inflammation and Needs faster healing.)
* Wounds
* Allergies
* Skin Problems such as: Hot Spots, Infections, Lick Granuloma, etc.
* Infections
* Cuts/ Bites
* Inflammations
* Tooth Extraction Pain Relief
* Periodontal Disease
* Sprains, Strains & Fractures
* Post-Surgical Healing / Pain Relief
* Chronic Conditions
* Geriatric Care
* Degenerative Joint Disease, Arthritis, or Hip Dysplasia
* Tendonitis
* Inflammatory Bowel Disease
* Feline Acne
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