Globus veterinary laser therapy

Biostimulating activity promotes tissue repair and healing through increased supply of nutrients and oxygen, modulation of cell proliferation and differentiation, and activation of cell functions and modulation of the organisation of extracellular matrix proteins.

The analgesic effect of laser therapy develops through a combination of several factors. Laser therapy reduces the inflammatory component in the tissue, modulates the conduction of the pain stimulus, reduces muscle contracture and oedema and results in the removal of proinflammatory markers in the injured tissue.

The anti-inflammatory and anti-oedema effects are exerted through local modulation of biochemical markers, through a different tissue distribution of inflammatory cells, a reduction in oedema and haemorrhage formation, and through inhibition of the production of molecules with an inflammatory activity.