Infrared biostimulation laser
Acupuncture, auriculotherapy, local therapy

· Instantaneous power: 12,500 mW at 905 nm
· Red targeting beam
· Preprogrammed NOGIER frequencies depending on the desired therapeutic effect
· Selection of the dose in mJ
· Sterilizable optical fibres

Characteristics of laser emission

Various types of lasers have been developed for various applications. The lasers used in reflex therapy and local therapy differ from surgical lasers. They are called "soft lasers" or "cold lasers" as their mean power is of the order of several milliwatts (mW). These types of lasers deliver a low energy and do not induce any thermal effects.

Several important criteria must be taken into account when choosing a laser devices.

1/ Wavelength

The cell is the basic constituent of living tissue. It reacts to external stimuli by means of a large number of specific captors. Laser light is one of these stimuli. It acts on the cells metabolism and environment. The biological mechanism of action has not been fully elucidated, but the electromagnetic field induced by coherent emission of the photons composing the laser beam appears to have an action on the membrane polarity of the cells. This facilitates intercellular exchanges.

SEDATELEC has chosen to use laser radiation sources emitting at a wavelength of about 900 nm. This wavelength is only slightly reflected by haemoglobin and poorly absorbed by water. The laser beam can therefore irradiat.

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