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Objective To quantify the effect of 650 nm semiconductor laser irradiation on cutaneous wound healing in rabbits. Methods Model wounds were induced in 21 adult male rabbits. They were then divided randomly into a control group, a 5 mW irradiation group and a 10 mW irradiation group. Biometry and light microscopy were used to investigate the effect of low intensity laser therapy (LILT) on cutaneous wound healing. Results Statistically significant differences were observed among the groups in terms of wound shrinkage. The differences between the irradiated and control groups were significant at the 5th, 9th and 13th day. However, any differences between the S mW and 10 mW groups were not significant. Conclusions LILT at 650 nm at either 5 mW or 10 mW and 1 J/cm2 accelerates cutaneous wound healing in rabbits. But irradiation at 10 mW is no more effective than at 5 mW.
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Objective To observe the effect on the patients of diabetes mellitus and cerebral infarction in terms of level of blood rheology and endothelin after using both intravenous low intensity laser irradiation (ILILI) and traditional Chinese medicine Tangnaoluotong in the treatment. Method Ninety patients of diabetes mellitus and cerebral infarction, having the symptom of deficiency in both vital energy and yin with blood stasis, were divided into three treatment groups at random:ILILI group (A), TCM treatment group (B), and a group with compound treatment of ILILI and TCM (C). The level of blood rheology and endothelin were observed after 1 month’s treatment. Result Compared with group A and group B, group C could significantly reduce the level of fibrinogen and endothelin, improve the deformed ability of RBC. Conclusion ILILI with Tangnaoluotong can significantly alter the blood rheology and endothelin on the patients of diabetes mellitus and cerebral infarction, which result in a better curative effect.