New Age Hi-Laser Beta LASER, Manual

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Rev. 00 of 12.06.09 7/20
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– W h o i s ß L A S E R f o r ?
The medical field (especially physiotherapy) is the sector most suited for ß
LASER to fully express its potentialities.
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– F i e l d s o f a p p l i c a t i o n
The most common pathologies treated with LASER therapy are those of the
locomotory apparatus and of the derma. In particular, the LASER is successfully
used for treating:
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Arthralgias of various nature, rheumatic and degenerative (inflammatory and
degenerative arthropathy, epicondylitis, knee pain with and without shedding,
myositis, polyarthritis, arthritis, arthrosis, sciatica, lumbago).
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General traumatology articular sprains, tendonitis, tenosynovitis, muscle
strains, bruises, bursitis, enthesitis, torn muscles, pathologies of overload,
muscular injuries and tendon, Torn muscles and tendon, Muscular bruises
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post surgery or post forced inactivity motor rehabilitation
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Dermatology psoriasis wound healing, bedsores
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oedemas, arteriopathy;
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Circulatory deficit
We recommend consulting a doctor for the diagnosis and control of the therapy.
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– C o n t r a i n d i c a t i o n s
Magnetic fields have some contraindications in common with other physical
equipment which acts by means of endogenous heat production:
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Neoplasms (tumours);
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sensitivity alteration.
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area with acute haemorrhage
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photosensitivity