60W High Power Laser For Back Pain

60W High Power Laser For Back Pain
LASER Therapy is also known as photobiomodulation. It entails the use of specific wavelengths of light (red and near infrared) to generate a photochemical response in damaged or dysfunctional tissue.

The LASER works by creating an increase of vasodilatation (blood supply), bringing in oxygen to the cells. It stimulates the
lymphatic system, pulling edema and inflammation from the area. ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) production is stimulated in the cells helping them have the energy to function normally. The pain reflex is broken, offering immediate relief.
LASER therapy can alleviate pain, reduce inflammation and accelerate recovery from a wide range of acute and chronic clinical conditions. Significant reduction in edema (swelling) has been noted, because tissues are better able to move fluids out through lymphatic drainage pathways.
Curelight offer high power 30W/60W 810NM+980NM:
Why is power so important?
If wavelength determines a laser energy’s depth of penetration then power determines it's saturation at the targeted depth. It would be a mistake to consider one without the other. Power (Watts) is the number of photons of radiation you can deliver per unit time. The energy deposited (Joules) is the accumulation of these photons over time (1 Watt=1 Joule per 1 second). By starting out with more Watts at the surface, more will penetrate to desired depth.

For an illustration, consider the following:
1 Watt laser: 40 seconds to deliver 10 Joules of energy to a 4cm depth
4 Watt laser: 10 seconds to deliver 10 Joules of energy to a 4cm depth
4 Watt laser: 10 seconds to deliver 10 Joules of energy to a 4cm depth
Phomed 60 watt Class IV Laser Therapy is great for treating:
* Neck Pain: Cervical Strain/Sprain, Headaches
* Shoulder Pain: Rotator Cuff Strain, Biceps Tendonitis
* Elbow Pain: Tennis/ Golfer’s Elbow, Overuse/ Repetitive Strain Injuries
* Wrist Pain: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis
* Mid Back Pain: Postural Strain/ Overuse
* Hip Pain: Osteoarthritis, ITB Syndrome, Bursitis
* Lower Back Pain: Mechancial LBP, Disc Bulge/ Herniation
* Knee Pain: Osteoarthritis, Jumper’s Knee, Ligament/ Meniscal Injuries
* Ankle Pain: Sprain/ Strain, Plantar Fascitis
* Additional Conditions Treated
* Nerve Pain
* Neuropathy (Diabetes & Other Forms)
* Non-healing Wounds
* Pain & Healing Following Surgery
* Trigger Points & Muscle Spasms