Ideal Veterinary Laser Therapy Machine for Neuromuscular Disease
treatment
Types of Laser Therapy for Animals
The increasingly popular treatment option goes by many names:
low-level laser (LLLT), IB laser, cold laser, and more. These
lasers differ from surgery lasers, which are longer and designed
primarily to cut or cauterize tissue. Low-level lasers are intended
to have effects on tissue without causing any damage.
We suggest laser therapy for pets suffering from a number of
ailments, including
Arthritis
Sprains and Strains
Other Muscle, Ligament & Tendon Injuries
Open Wounds and Ulcerations
Back Pain
Neuromuscular Disease
In addition, we also recommend laser therapy for pets that have
undergone surgery and have bruising and soft tissue trauma.
What to Expect During a Laser Therapy Treatment
When you bring your pet in for a laser therapy treatment, they'll
be in a designated room where they can relax.
During the treatment, the technician holds the laser wand directly
over the affected area for several minutes. Your pet will wear
protective goggles to protect their eyes until the therapy session
is over. The laser penetrates the skin’s surface with minimal
heating and causes no discomfort to the animal.
Product specification:
| Product Model | Qolight One |
| Laser System | Class IV |
| Wavelength | 650nm+810nm+915nm+980nm |
| Power | 200mW+8W+8W+8W |
| Operation Mode | CW/Single Or Repeat Pulses |
| Pulse Duration | 10us-3s |
| Repetition Rate | 1Hz-20KHz |
| IP Degree of Protection | Footswich(waterproof):IPX8 |
| Aiming Beam | 650nm,Power<5mW |
| Cotrol Mode | True Color Touch Screen(7 inches,resolution 600*1024) |
| Tansmission System | Medical Fibers With SMA905 Connector |
| Power Supply | 100V-240V~at 2.0A |
| Dimensions | 148(W)*208(L)*265(H)mm |
| Weight | 4.1KG |
Clinical Applications
Laser therapy can effectively reduce pain and inflammation
associated with a variety of acute and chronic conditions,
including:
