HPL stands for High Power Laser and characterises the new equipment for lasertherapy, which are provided with the new high power infrared diodes with a great depth of action.
In order to activate the natural repairing processes it’s advisable to involve the different cells with an energy density able to cause a biological effect. The power diodes in the infrared field, used for the HPL, assure such a depth of action and power to involve the different cells and activate repairing, analgesic and anti-inflammatory processes.
The suitable parameters for treatment can easily be obtained: when the therapeutic target is established, the operator can act indifferently on application time or energy density, deciding at the same time to keep unchanged one and modify the other. The computerised system computes automatically the missing parameter in relation with the delimited scanning area.
The emission mode is both continuous and pulsed. In continuous mode the power of laser is always the highest and it is suitable for treating wide areas of the body, for which it is necessary to deliver a high energy density in relatively short times. The pulsed emission instead is used to avoid an early saturation to laser energy of the treated area.
The HPL scanning plane has an automatic rotation system from +90° up to -45°, and allows treatment in a seated, upright of lying position.
The setting of the parameters and the scanning area can also be carried out by a wireless remote control. Two large and clear LCDs are available: one on the front panel and one on the backside.
Therapeutic effects
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Applications
| • | reumatology | rheumatic arthritis arthrosis |
| • | traumatology | tendinitis periarthritis cervical syndrome cervicobrachial syndrome lumbago sciatic syndrome muscular contracture |
| • | dermatology | dermatitis wound cheloidis stasis ulcer |
| • | neurology | trigeminal neuralgia post-erpetic neuralgia miotensive cephalea |
| 13400 - HPL 1.6 - IR 1600 mW - 808 nm |
| 13405 - HPL 3.2 - IR 3200 mW - 808 nm & 915 nm |
| 13410 - HPL CO2 - sealed source CO2 14 W - 10600 nm |
| 13415 - HPL Bipower - CO2 + IR - 808 nm & 10600 nm |
| 13420 - HPL 7.0 - IR 7000 mW - 808 nm |
| 13401 - manual probe |
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