Treating Acute Sports Injuries
Acute sports injuries involve a rapid inflammatory process that if left unchecked or treated incorrectly can result in a prolonged recovery or the development of chronic symptoms. Athletic injuries can be challenging for the healthcare professional to resolve in a timely manner with impatient athletes. Photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) is often called cold or low-level laser/light therapy and has unique mechanisms of action that accelerates the resolution of the inflammatory pathway resulting in faster healing of muscle, tendon and ligament damage associated with sports injuries. Join BIOFLEX’s Medical Director, Dr. David Kunashko for clinical pearls on using BIOFLEX professional laser therapy systems for acute sports injuries.

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