Electromagnetic radiation therapy

Surgery – Miscellaneous – Methods

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C607S088000

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07730893

ABSTRACT:
An electromagnetic radiation therapy system comprises means for emitting divergent electromagnetic radiation having a wavelength between 950 and 1500 nm and being capable of producing, at the site being treated, a radiation intensity of at least 50 μWatts/cm2. Also disclosed are the use of the system for treating various conditions and the method of applying the treatment.

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