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30 December 1999 Oncological aspects of the biological action of low-level laser radiation: I. Experimental foundation for LLLR use in oncology
Andrei V. Ivanov
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Proceedings Volume 4059, Laser Use in Oncology II; (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.375251
Event: Selected Papers on Laser Use in Oncology II, 1999, none, Armenia
Abstract
In this paper the results of an experimental-clinical study substantiating the use of low level laser radiation (LLLR) at certain wavelengths for treatment of cancer patients are given. In the first part of this study, with animal experiments, laser action parameters providing reliable renewal and regeneration stimulation are selected. It is shown that, under the effect of LLLR, the speed and quality of regeneration in wounds after tumor removal are changed as well as the intensity of dissemination and tumor growth. A change also occurs in the functional properties of lymphocytes, which have immunological control in the organism. On the basis of the experimental data obtained, the contingent of cancer patients for whom LLLR can be recommended was determined.
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Andrei V. Ivanov "Oncological aspects of the biological action of low-level laser radiation: I. Experimental foundation for LLLR use in oncology", Proc. SPIE 4059, Laser Use in Oncology II, (30 December 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.375251
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KEYWORDS
Tumors

Radiation effects

Cancer

Melanoma

Skin

Oncology

Wound healing

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