Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) has been used for the last few years to treat sports injuries. The purpose of this study was to compare three therapeutic protocols in treating edema in second degree ankle sprains that did not require immobilization with a splint, under placebo-controlled conditions. ... Read on
Among the other treatment modalities of medial and lateral epicondylitis, low level laser therapy (LLLT) has been promoted as a highly successful method. The aim of this clinical study was to assess the efficacy of LLLT using trigger points (TPs) and scanner application techniques under placebo-controlled conditions. ... Read on
A variety of therapeutic interventions is available for restoring motion and diminishing pain in patients with frozen shoulder. An overview article concerning the evidence for the effectiveness of these interventions is lacking. ... Read on
Pain is a major symptom in cervical osteoarthritis (COA). Low-power laser (LLLT) therapy has been claimed to reduce pain in musculoskeletal pathologies, but there have been concerns about this point. ... Read on
This landmark study together with a companion 2000 study on pain reduction helped the Erchonia low level laser become the first low level laser of any kind to be approved by the FDA as safe and effective for treatment of chronic, minor pain. ... Read on
Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) is one of the most prevalent musculoskeletal diseases. MPS impaired quality of life in the patients. There is a lot of controversy about different treatment options which include medical treatments, physical therapy, injections, ultrasound and laser. The effects of laser in MPS are challenging. AIM: To assess the effects of laser and ultrasound in treatment of MPS. ... Read on
Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is an entrapment neuropathy of the median nerve at the wrist. It is one of the most common peripheral nerve disorders. The cause of idiopathic CTS remains unclear. The diagnosis of CTS is still mainly clinical. Open carpal tunnel release is the standard treatment. ... Read on
Low level laser treatment provides a painless and non-invasive treatment for bone injuries that is extremely effective, increasing the healing rate to twice the average rate for other treatments. A low intensive phonic energy device can promote bone healing at the cell and tissue levels to dramatically improve the rate of recovery. Not only can lasers improve the rate of recovery, but they substantially decrease pain and swelling in the affected area. ... Read on
Whether you call it animal adjusting, animal chiropractic, or veterinary chiropractic, this specialty is not just a hobby or a curious diversion for chiropractors any longer.
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Myofascial pain syndrome is among the leading diagnoses of pain management specialists1 and is certainly a common complaint among patients seeking chiropractic care. ... Read on
The progression of low-level laser therapy as a viable therapy has made tremendous strides since the early investigations conducted nearly a century ago to assess how light can affect atom bound electrons. ... Read on
Susan Friedmann, CSP, The Tradeshow Coach, has launched an e-learning program to help organizations of all kinds get the best possible return on their investment for participation in tradeshows and other industry events. ... Read on
Laser therapy — lasers designed to aid healing — is a relatively young science that is just emerging from its infancy. Much remains to be learned concerning optimum treatment dosages, duration, frequency and indications, yet the future of laser therapy is promising.
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I just purchased a low-level laser therapy device. The equipment manufacturer recommends I use therapeutic procedure codes, but didn’t specify which ones. I’ve also heard that most insurance carriers do not pay for this type of therapy. Do you have any recommendations? ... Read on
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