America Cryo Super Pulsed Class 3b Laser for Horses
As one of the fastest, most powerful laser treatments available, 3B Laser is used by veterinarians and rehab specialists to accelerate the resolution of musculoskeletal conditions in horses.
Clinical improvements and recovery times from sports injuries are considerably reduced, with equine athletes returning to training and competitive fitness faster.
Key Features
- High frequency laser with 980nm, 810nm and 650nm diodes
- Multiple treatment protocols in continuous or super-pulsed mode
- Time-depth ratio control allows precisely targeted treatments
- Unparalleled, super-pulsed treatment for safe results in minutes
- Time-depth ratio control allows precisely targeted treatments
- Combined 75W power
The 3B Laser device uses diodes to emit infrared laser beams in either continuous or pulsed phases. Continuous mode enables a gentler treatment of more superficial conditions, such as tendon and ligament injuries.
Super-pulsed mode enables intensive treatment, with the intervals adding safety by preventing heat generation. The beams are carried via a fiber optic cable to the treatment wand, which is aimed over the skin using the red light aiming beam.
As treatment is delivered, infrared light penetrates the tissue, at the correct dosage, depth and duration. The light energy causes biochemical changes to occur at cellular level, stimulating cell proliferation leading to wound repair.
Free nerve endings are also stimulated, blocking pain pathways and bringing rapid pain relief to the horse.
Equine Class 3B Laser Benefits:
A laser stimulates profound change at a deep cellular level, its many beneficial effects are highly interrelated:
- Tissue Healing: Heightened fibroblast development and cellular reproduction induces faster healing in tendons, ligaments, nerves and muscles, with less scar tissue produced.
- Anti-Inflammatory: Reduction of localized swelling and blocking of pro-inflammatory molecules, benefiting injuries and joint conditions.
- Muscular: Relief of spasm and pain occurs, with improved vascular activity benefiting lymph and blood circulation, and healing of exercise-induced microtears.
- Analgesic: Effects on the epidermal and subcutaneous neural network lead to reduction of acute and chronic pain, and improved nerve function.