The effect of helium-neon irradiation on serum lipid peroxide concentrations in mice following 6-7% body surface area burns was investigated in a controlled study. Immediately following injury by an 8-sec 100°C scalding, 25 mice were irradiated by a helium-neon laser at 0.05 Jkm'. A control group of
Effect of semiconductor GaAs laser irradiation on pain perception in mice
✍ Scribed by Neven Žarković; Hari Manev; Danka Peričić; Karolj Skala; Mislav Jurin; Anton Peršin; Milan Kubović
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1989
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 390 KB
- Volume
- 9
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0196-8092
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✦ Synopsis
The influence of subacute exposure (11 exposures within 16 days) of mice to the low power (GaAs) semiconductive laser-stimulated irradiation on pain perception was investigated. The pain perception was determined by the latency of foot-licking or jumping from the surface of a 53°C hot plate.
Repeated hot-plate testing resulted in shortening of latencies in both sham-and laser-irradiated mice. Laser treatment (wavelength, 905 nm; frequency, 256 Hz; irradiation time, 50 sec; pulse duration, 100 nsec; distance, 3 cm; peak irradiance, 50 W/cm2 in irradiated area; and total exposure, 0.41 mJ/cm2) induced further shortening of latencies, suggesting its stimulatory influence on pain perception.
Administration of morphine (20 mgkg) prolonged the latency of response to the hot plate in both sham-and laser-irradiated mice. This prolongation tended to be lesser in laser-irradiated animals.
Further investigations are required to elucidate the mechanism of the observed effect of laser.
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