Handheld Veterinary Laser Therapy Machine 915nm Class 4 Medical Laser

Veterinary laser therapy is an innovative treatment that has gained popularity in recent years as veterinarians discover its benefits for pets. Used similarly to acupuncture, massage therapy, and other alternative therapies, laser treatment can be used in conjunction with or in place of medication to manage pain, inflammation, and wound healing.

“Laser”—an acronym for "light amplification of stimulated emission of radiation"—refers to a unit that emits focused, penetrating light beams in three forms:

• Monochromatic: Light that is a single wavelength (as opposed to natural light, which is emitted as a range of wavelengths)
• Coherent: Photons (i.e., tiny particles of light or electromagnetic radiation) that travel in the same phase and direction
• Collimated: Photons that travel in a single straight beam

Coherence and collimation give a laser penetrating power to a restricted area so that nearby tissues are unaffected.

Lasers are classified based on their wavelength and potential energy output, with four classes currently recognized:

• Class 1 lasers, such as barcode scanners used in supermarkets, are used safely every day
• Class 2 lasers, which include laser pointers and some therapeutic lasers, produce a beam in the visible spectrum (400–700 nanometers)
• Class 3 lasers include the most commonly used therapeutic lasers
• Class 4 lasers cause thermal injury to tissues and include surgical lasers used to cut and cauterize tissue during surgical procedures

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