Fatigue Recovery

Anti-inflammation丨Pain Relief丨Pro-healing丨Reduce Swelling

Fatigue recovery

Principles of Laser Therapy

In high-level sport activities, the horses must maintain their peak state of strength. However, horse have only a limited time frame to recover from intensive training sessions and matches, and failure to regain their prime performance state in the given time may result in soreness and severe decline in muscular performance. Common approaches for enhancing muscular performance or speeding up soreness recovery include anti – inflammatory analgesics and massage, but these methods have their limitations. High – power laser therapy is a non – invasive and non – pharmacological treatment. It can accelerate blood circulation, reduce serum creatine kinase) and lactate concentrations, alleviate delayed onset muscle soreness, and notably shorten the soreness recovery time.

INDICATIONS:

Musculoskeletal
Tendon / Fascia
Skin
Oral / Nasal cavity
Chest / Abdomen
Neurology
Fracture
Edema / Swelling
Post surgical
Acupuncture
Fatigue recovery
Muscular performance improvement
Microtrauma prevention and repair

Patient case

Back Pain

Full multi-angle non-contact irradiation and contact massage irradiation of primary disease areas and secondary areas.

Protocol: Equine -Chronic -Musculoskeletal -Skin color – Ligaments

Treatment course: 1x/day for 1-2 weeks, 2-3x/week for 1-2 weeks

Treatment manipulation: non-contact irradiation and contact massage irradiation

Wrist Aarthritis

Full multi-anale massage irradiation and acupoint irradiation of maior disease areas and minor areas.

Protocol: Equine- Chronic- Musculoskeletal- Complexion- Ligamentous

Treatment course: 1x/day for 1-2 weeks, 2-3x/week for 1-2 weeks

Treatment manipulation: Contact massage irradiation and acupoint irradiation

Wound Healing

PBMT treatments began on day 8 after the wound was injured and were treated at the time ofthe bandage change. The laser treatment was very positive and avoided the need to remove granulation tissue. The wound contracted very well and the epithelial margins extended naturally over the entire wound bed.

Protocol: wounds

Treatment course: 1x/day for 1-2 weeks, 2-3x/week for 1-2 weeks