Here you can see laser therapy with our ML6 robot laser.
In the article “Laser therapy for elderly patients with pneumonia” Published on PubMed, a study was conducted into the potential effect of laser therapy on pneumonia.
The study investigated whether low-intensity infrared laser therapy, added to the standard treatment for pneumonia in elderly people, leads to better results. Two comparable patient groups were compared, one of which received laser therapy. The group receiving laser therapy recovered more quickly: symptoms subsided sooner and respiratory and circulatory functions improved more markedly. No side effects were observed. The researchers therefore recommend infrared laser therapy as a complementary rehabilitation method for elderly people with pneumonia.
Laser therapy was also used in the case of our very fit 70-year-old patient, in addition to the regular standard treatment for pneumonia (antibiotics). As described in the article, the patient experienced subjective positive effects from the treatment. We can see these effects objectively reflected in the decrease in CRP levels.
Consulted article: Lutaĭ AV, Egorova LA, Shutemova EA. Laser therapy for pneumonia in elderly patients. Vopr Kurortol Fizioter Lech Fiz Kult. 2001 May-Jun;(3):15-8. Russian. PMID: 11550371.
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The photographs shown have been taken with the consent of our clients and are intended to illustrate the possible results of treatment. Results may vary significantly from person to person and depend on personal circumstances and factors. The examples shown do not guarantee the outcome of your own treatment.
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