Zastosowanie oświetlenia typu LED w fototerapii

Fryc, J.; Fryc, I.

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Zastosowanie oświetlenia typu LED w fototerapii

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Fryc J. , Fryc I.

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Warianty tytułu

Aplication of light emitting diodes LEDs in phototerapy

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Abstrakty

W pracy przedstawiono obecny stan wiedzy na temat możliwości zastosowania oświetlenia typu LED w fototerapii. Terapia światłem małej mocy, określana angielskim skrótem LLLT (Low-Level Light Therapy), niekiedy nazywana również fototerapią, jest skuteczną strategią terapeutyczną stosowaną w gojeniu ran oraz w celu redukcji dolegliwości bólowych, zapalenia i obrzęku tkanek. Leczenie to polega na wykorzystywaniu światła o niskiej częstotliwości, które pobudza aktywność biologiczną komórek i nie dostarcza takich dawek energii, które mogłyby uszkodzić termicznie tkanki. Dzięki temu zabiegi z zastosowaniem tej technologii są całkowicie bezbolesne i bezpieczne, a efekty biologiczne związane z działaniem promieniowania emitowanego przez diody LED są w głównej mierze uzależnione od emitowanej długości fali i dawki.

Low level light therapy (LLLT), which is sometimes included under a wider definition of phototherapy, is an effective therapeutic strategy to reduce pain, inflammation, swelling and improve wound healing. Nowadays, light-emitting diodes (LEDs) with the broad range of wavelengths, are widely available for phototherapy. This treatment is based on low frequency light which stimulates the biological activity of cells, and does not provide high doses of energy that could damage tissue thermally. This kind of treatment is entirely painless and safe. The biological effects promoted by LEDs are dependent on irradiation parameters, mainly wavelength and dose.

Słowa kluczowe

oświetlenie LED fototerapia dioda elektroluminescencyjna promieniowanie świetlne aplikacje medyczne

lighting LED phototherapy light-emitting diode light radiation medical applications

Wydawca

Grupa MEDIUM Sp. z o.o. Sp.k.a.

Czasopismo

Elektro Info

Rocznik

2016

Tom

nr 1-2

Strony

54--57

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 30 poz., tab.

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autor

Fryc J.

Uniwersytet Medyczny w Białymstoku

autor

Fryc I.

Politechnika Białostocka

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Opracowanie ze środków MNiSW w ramach umowy 812/P-DUN/2016 na działalność upowszechniającą naukę.

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