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Apollo
The
Future of Laser Therapy Apollo, the Greek God of Sun and Healing, brought
warmth and life to Earth. Now the Apollo Engineering Team has harnessed these
powerful forces to create a state-of-the-art laser at a popular price.
Fast, Effective Treatment
With the Apollo portable you can
experience the future of laser therapy today. Only Apollo brings you power,
performance and portability in such a compact, sleek design. The Apollo is also
the easiest-to-use laser on the planet. Just turn the key, wait 4 seconds,
press the probe button and experience a thrilling 2000 milliwatts of pure,
infrared laser power.
Improved Patient Outcomes
The Apollo
harnesses ultra-advanced laser technology. Using Apollo's perfect marriage of
power and wavelength, you are assured of fast, comfortable treatments,
exceptional clinical results and an impressive bottom line.
Apollo: Power You Can Feel, Performance You Can
Trust!
courtesy of Dr. Curtis
Turchin
| BENEFITS OF COLD LASER THERAPY |
soft
tissue injuries
whiplash
tendinitis
sprains & strains
neck
pain
lower back pain
tightness between shoulder blades
repetitive
strain injuries
wrist pain
muscle pain
plantar fascitis
tennis
elbow
arthritis
nerve pain
knee pain
headaches |
herniated disc
sports injuries
sciatica
non-healing
wounds
lymphedema
bell's palsy
fractures
migraine symptoms
skin
problems
herpes (shingles)
bursitis
jaw pain/TMJ
carpal tunnel
syndrome
shoulder pain
rotator cuff injuries |
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Is Laser More Effective than Ultrasound?
A Study in the
Journal of Hand Therapy, Jan-March 2008, assessed the benefits of three
therapies, ultrasound, laser, and bracing on tennis elbow. All three therapy
groups received stretching and strengthening exercises plus one of the three
treatments. In this study, laser therapy was the only treatment that increased
grip strength. Because laser therapy has been continually proven to increase
the production of collagen and fibrin, reduce inflammation, and promote tissue
regeneration, this type of result is consistent with prior
studies.
Again, Laser More Effective than Ultrasound!
Another
study published February 2008, in Photomedicine and Laser Surgery, clearly
demonstrated that laser was more effective than ultrasound, in vitro, at
increasing production of fibroblasts. Because fibroblasts are the most common
cells in connective tissue and are vital for wound healing, these are important
explanations for the superiority of laser over ultrasound in the area of tissue
regeneration. Can Laser Therapy Speed the Healing of Burns?
A recent
2008 study from Photomedicine and Laser Surgery found that burns on rats had a
higher concentration of mast cells than the control group. Mast cells, rich in
heparin and histamine, are vital to wound healing and pathogen prevention.
Positive results have been noted in other burn studies. We will be excited to
see if similar results are found in human subjects.
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