Effects of low-energy laser insolation upon the development of postradiation syndrome

Rimma N. Pavlova; Vladimir G. Gomberg; Vladimir A. Boiko; Ludmila S. Pupkova; Leonid L. Reznikov M.D.; V. A. Dadali

doi:10.1117/12.238009

11 April 1996 Effects of low-energy laser insolation upon the development of postradiation syndrome

Rimma N. Pavlova, Vladimir G. Gomberg, Vladimir A. Boiko, Ludmila S. Pupkova, Leonid L. Reznikov M.D., V. A. Dadali

Proceedings Volume 2769, Laser Optics '95: Biomedical Applications of Lasers; (1996) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.238009
Event: Laser Optics '95, 1995, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation

Abstract

Basic pathogenic research as well as the studies of clinical therapeutic aspects dealing with the long-term gamma radiation effects are of utmost significance nowadays. The main goal of the present study was to establish the capability of low-energy laser insolation to oppose the free radical oxidative chain reactions inherent to the effects of radiation. Adequate doses of low- energy laser insolation were shown to produce positive effects upon the metabolism similar to those of pharmacologic radioprotectors.

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Rimma N. Pavlova, Vladimir G. Gomberg, Vladimir A. Boiko, Ludmila S. Pupkova, Leonid L. Reznikov M.D., and V. A. Dadali "Effects of low-energy laser insolation upon the development of postradiation syndrome", Proc. SPIE 2769, Laser Optics '95: Biomedical Applications of Lasers, (11 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.238009

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