Comparison between continuous and pulsed low-intensity laser on the healing of skin grafts applied to recently created wounds in rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus)
Nazilton de Paula Reis Filho,
Marília Gabriele Prado Albuquerque Ferreira,
Ana Lucia de Carvalho Rosa Pascoli
et al.
Abstract:Skin grafting is a simple and very useful surgical technique for wound repair, especially where there is difficulty in performing direct synthesis or other reconstructive techniques. low-intensity laser (LIL) has already been used successfully in cases where the graft was applied to wounds shortly after its creation. However, LIL still lacks standardization due to conflicting studies on its results. Thus, this study compared the effectiveness of continuous wave LIL with pulsed wave LIL in stimulating the heali… Show more
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