Abstract
In this research, it was analyzed the acceleration of the healing process of cutaneous lesions in mice, using a diode laser emitting in 830 nm. The 64 selected animals in this study were randomically divided into four groups of 16 animals each (G1, G2, G3 and G4). Biometric and histological comparisons were accomplished in the following periods: 3, 7 and 14 days after the surgery and laser application. Three laser irradiation configurations were used: a punctual contact (G2) and two non-contact and uniform (G3 and G4). For group G2, the laser intensity was 428 mW/cm{sup 2} , and for groups G3 and G4 it was 53 mW/cm{sup 2}. The total doses were D = 3 J/cm{sup 2} for groups G2 and G4, and D = 1,3 J/cm{sup 2} for G3. The first group, G1, was considered control and thus not submitted to any treatment after the surgery. All irradiated lesions presented acceleration of the healing process with regard to the control group. However, our results clearly indicate that the smaller laser intensity (uniform irradiation) leaded to the best results. On the other hand, the smaller used dose also leaded to the more significant and expressive results. The combination of the
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Rezende, Sandra Bastos.
Action of diode laser (830 nm) on cutaneous wound healing process: biometrical and histological study in rats; Acao do diodo laser emitindo em 830 nm, sobre o processo de cicatrizacao de lesoes cutaneas: estudo biometrico e histologico em ratos.
Brazil: N. p.,
2001.
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Rezende, Sandra Bastos.
Action of diode laser (830 nm) on cutaneous wound healing process: biometrical and histological study in rats; Acao do diodo laser emitindo em 830 nm, sobre o processo de cicatrizacao de lesoes cutaneas: estudo biometrico e histologico em ratos.
Brazil.
Rezende, Sandra Bastos.
2001.
"Action of diode laser (830 nm) on cutaneous wound healing process: biometrical and histological study in rats; Acao do diodo laser emitindo em 830 nm, sobre o processo de cicatrizacao de lesoes cutaneas: estudo biometrico e histologico em ratos."
Brazil.
@misc{etde_20761967,
title = {Action of diode laser (830 nm) on cutaneous wound healing process: biometrical and histological study in rats; Acao do diodo laser emitindo em 830 nm, sobre o processo de cicatrizacao de lesoes cutaneas: estudo biometrico e histologico em ratos}
author = {Rezende, Sandra Bastos}
abstractNote = {In this research, it was analyzed the acceleration of the healing process of cutaneous lesions in mice, using a diode laser emitting in 830 nm. The 64 selected animals in this study were randomically divided into four groups of 16 animals each (G1, G2, G3 and G4). Biometric and histological comparisons were accomplished in the following periods: 3, 7 and 14 days after the surgery and laser application. Three laser irradiation configurations were used: a punctual contact (G2) and two non-contact and uniform (G3 and G4). For group G2, the laser intensity was 428 mW/cm{sup 2} , and for groups G3 and G4 it was 53 mW/cm{sup 2}. The total doses were D = 3 J/cm{sup 2} for groups G2 and G4, and D = 1,3 J/cm{sup 2} for G3. The first group, G1, was considered control and thus not submitted to any treatment after the surgery. All irradiated lesions presented acceleration of the healing process with regard to the control group. However, our results clearly indicate that the smaller laser intensity (uniform irradiation) leaded to the best results. On the other hand, the smaller used dose also leaded to the more significant and expressive results. The combination of the intensity value of 53 mW/cm{sup 2} and the dose of 1,3 J/cm{sup 2} leaded to optimal results, regarding the Biometric and histological analysis, presenting faster lesion contraction, quicker neoformation of epithelial and conjunctive tissue (with more collagen fibers ). (author)}
place = {Brazil}
year = {2001}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Action of diode laser (830 nm) on cutaneous wound healing process: biometrical and histological study in rats; Acao do diodo laser emitindo em 830 nm, sobre o processo de cicatrizacao de lesoes cutaneas: estudo biometrico e histologico em ratos}
author = {Rezende, Sandra Bastos}
abstractNote = {In this research, it was analyzed the acceleration of the healing process of cutaneous lesions in mice, using a diode laser emitting in 830 nm. The 64 selected animals in this study were randomically divided into four groups of 16 animals each (G1, G2, G3 and G4). Biometric and histological comparisons were accomplished in the following periods: 3, 7 and 14 days after the surgery and laser application. Three laser irradiation configurations were used: a punctual contact (G2) and two non-contact and uniform (G3 and G4). For group G2, the laser intensity was 428 mW/cm{sup 2} , and for groups G3 and G4 it was 53 mW/cm{sup 2}. The total doses were D = 3 J/cm{sup 2} for groups G2 and G4, and D = 1,3 J/cm{sup 2} for G3. The first group, G1, was considered control and thus not submitted to any treatment after the surgery. All irradiated lesions presented acceleration of the healing process with regard to the control group. However, our results clearly indicate that the smaller laser intensity (uniform irradiation) leaded to the best results. On the other hand, the smaller used dose also leaded to the more significant and expressive results. The combination of the intensity value of 53 mW/cm{sup 2} and the dose of 1,3 J/cm{sup 2} leaded to optimal results, regarding the Biometric and histological analysis, presenting faster lesion contraction, quicker neoformation of epithelial and conjunctive tissue (with more collagen fibers ). (author)}
place = {Brazil}
year = {2001}
month = {Jul}
}