High-intensity laser therapy in clinical medicine: scientometric analysis of evidence of effectiveness

Пономаренко, Г Н

doi:10.17116/kurort202310001118

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“…In this context, therapeutic methods using optical technologies are of significant interest. Among these technologies, in recent years, low-intensity laser therapy [8][9][10], chromotherapy (treatment with various parts of the visible spectrum range [11], including the treatment of wounds with red [12] and blue [13] light and with infrared radiation [14]), and photodynamic therapy have become popular [15]. The most representative optical technology is ultraviolet (UV) therapy.…”

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Preclinical Studies of Antimicrobial and Wound-Healing Effects of the High-Intensity Optical Irradiation Apparatus "Zarnitsa-A"

Bagrov¹,

Bukhtiyarov²,

Volodin³

et al. 2023

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A new approach to the treatment of wound lesions, which are complicated by the presence of polyresistant microflora and a possible immunodeficiency background has been proposed. It involves treating the wound surface with high-intensity pulsed optical radiation of a continuous spectrum, continuously covering the entire UV range (from 200 to 400 nm), visible and near infrared region of the spectrum. A pulsed xenon lamp is used as a radiation source. A description of the design and technical characteristics of the developed device for high-intensity optical irradiation "Zarnitsa-A", which implements the proposed medical technology for wound therapy, is represented. The results of preclinical studies of the apparatus in vitro and in vivo are represented hereinafter. The article shows that the apparatus exposure has pronounced bactericidal and wound-healing properties. The apparatus action reliably provides higher rates of wound healing compared to the use of only a typical antibacterial and wound healing agent – “Levomekol” ointment.

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Preclinical Studies of Antimicrobial and Wound-Healing Effects of the High-Intensity Optical Irradiation Apparatus "Zarnitsa-A"

Bagrov¹,

Bukhtiyarov²,

Volodin³

et al. 2023

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Photobiomodulation Literature Watch March 2023

Carroll

2023

Photobiomodulation, Photomedicine, and Laser Surgery

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Methods of rosacea treatment to achieve stable remission in a megalopolis

Vilochkina,

Lindover,

Galukhina

et al. 2024

Medicinskij sovet

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The review article is devoted to the aspects of rosacea therapy in a megalopolis, where a dermatological service is widely developed and it is possible to provide modern diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive measures. Rosacea negatively affects the emotional state of patients, and low awareness of chronic dermatoses often leads to self-medication and skin deterioration. The pathogenetic mechanisms of the disease have not been fully studied. Both genetic predisposition and environmental factors contribute to the occurrence of rosacea. A number of studies confirm that the triggers can be ultraviolet radiation, stress, intense physical activity, temperature changes, dietary characteristics, imbalance of the intestinal microbiota, alcohol consumption. Every day, residents of megalopolises face a combination of these factors, which combined with genetically determined features of the epidermal barrier and immune function, makes them more susceptible to rosacea and other skin diseases. The multifactorial nature of rosacea causes a variety of treatment methods that must be individualized in accordance with the clinical picture of the disease. With mild to moderate rosacea, monotherapy with external drugs is effective – azelaic acid, brimonidine tartrate, ivermectin, metronidazole. For the treatment of severe forms of rosacea, it is advisable to prescribe systemic therapy from groups of retinoids and antibiotics. The results of numerous studies are presented that physiotherapy methods which are available in large cities increase the effectiveness of treatment by reducing erythema and telangiectasia, enhancing repair and microcirculation in the epidermis. The accumulated experience of Russian dermatologists and foreign colleagues allows to determine the most effective combinations of treatment methods to achieve stable remission in patients.

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High-intensity laser therapy in clinical medicine: scientometric analysis of evidence of effectiveness

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Preclinical Studies of Antimicrobial and Wound-Healing Effects of the High-Intensity Optical Irradiation Apparatus "Zarnitsa-A"

Preclinical Studies of Antimicrobial and Wound-Healing Effects of the High-Intensity Optical Irradiation Apparatus "Zarnitsa-A"

Photobiomodulation Literature Watch March 2023

Methods of rosacea treatment to achieve stable remission in a megalopolis

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