Diagnosis and indications for low-intensity laser therapy of the pathology of the oral cavity mucosa of patients with hematologic and gastroenteric diseases

Anatoly A. Kunin; E. V. Minakov; A. V. Sutscenko; V. A. Vornovsky; S. V. Dunaeva; Nicolay N. Stepanov; Bogdan R. Shumilovitch

doi:10.1117/12.259993

25 November 1996 Diagnosis and indications for low-intensity laser therapy of the pathology of the oral cavity mucosa of patients with hematologic and gastroenteric diseases

Anatoly A. Kunin, E. V. Minakov, A. V. Sutscenko, V. A. Vornovsky, S. V. Dunaeva, Nicolay N. Stepanov, Bogdan R. Shumilovitch

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Proceedings Volume 2929, Effects of Low-Power Light on Biological Systems II; (1996) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.259993
Event: BiOS Europe '96, 1996, Vienna, Austria

Abstract

In the recent years low intensity laser irradiation is made use of in stomatology with the view of treating numerous diseases of the oral cavity mucosa and parodontium. The oral cavity mucosa lesions caused by the internal organs diseases, especially those of blood and the gastroenteric tract, constitute a particular group. Such diseases are usually manifested by an inflammation, erosions, ulcers, hemorrhages. An abundant microflora of the oral cavity and diminished immunity of the patients contribute to the possibility of septicaemia development. Laser therapy of the oral cavity mucosa lesions according to strictly defined indications promotes rapid healing of ulcers, arresting the oral cavity mucosa inflammation, providing a reduction in bleeding and presents a safe prophylactic means of stomatogenic sepsis.

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Anatoly A. Kunin, E. V. Minakov, A. V. Sutscenko, V. A. Vornovsky, S. V. Dunaeva, Nicolay N. Stepanov, and Bogdan R. Shumilovitch "Diagnosis and indications for low-intensity laser therapy of the pathology of the oral cavity mucosa of patients with hematologic and gastroenteric diseases", Proc. SPIE 2929, Effects of Low-Power Light on Biological Systems II, (25 November 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.259993

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