Cervical-chronic pain with Class IV laser therapy

1064nm high density physical therapy laserHigh Power Laser Therapy can Treat Many More Conditions in Much Less Time with Far Better Results than Cold Laser. Class IV High Power Laser Therapy (HPLT) is able to treat all the same conditions that respond well to Cold Laser Therapy including a great many more. Because High Power Lasers are able to penetrate more deeply into body tissues the vast majority of muscles, ligaments, tendons, joints, and nerves and skin can be treated effectively. Treatment times are also dramatically reduced when treating with High Power Laser Therapy. Low Power Lasers (25-500mW) would often require 60-120 minutes in order to deliver a Therapeutic Dose to the affected body part. High Power Laser Therapy (500mW 7, 500mW) deliver an equivalent Therapeutic Dose in a fraction of the time. In fact, the Avicenna High Power Laser (the Avicenna Laser, the most powerful therapeutic laser ever developed, operates at 7, 500mW) can deliver a Therapeutic Dose of laser energy to many injured parts of the body within 5-15 minutes!

Class IV laser for pain reliefPower ranged from 1w-10wWavelength 1064nmTherapy handpiece provideCE markedClass IV laser for pain reliefThe Gbox 10Watt Is a CLASS IV DIODE LASER OPERATING AT 1064mFeaturesCompact design makes it small in size and light in weight, easy to transport;Big color touch screen, Encoder knob dual operation;Highly integrated and modular design;New design inside to make maintenance easy and low cost;Advanced software with presetting protocols to be manually customized by operator;Built-in power meter can test the power in the software by user;Output power calibration at the end of fiber to make the maintenance easy and low cost;Adopt air cooling system guarantee stable performance and long life time.Treatable conditionsArthritisSports InjuriesBack & Hip PainNeck & Shoulder PainFoot & Heel PainKnee PainTrigeminal NeuralgiaFibromyalgiaTMJCarpal Tunnel SyndromeNon-healing WoundsAchy/Stiff JointsTennis ElbowMuscle & Ligament TearsTrigger Points & Muscle SpasmsSprains/Strains Rotator Cuff TearSciatica (Leg Pain)Arch Pain Pain & Healing Following SurgeryHerniated DiscsFoot/Ankle ArthritisPlantar FasciitisMorton's NeuromaAnkle SprainsAchilles TendinitisShin SplintsPoor CirculationStress FracturesBunion PainNerve Pain