Description

History

• Cellular photostimulation or phototherapy has been used in general medicine and specialized medicine for many years. The first study on the restorative effects was published in 1965. It is a means of non-aggressive and non-thermal treatment using light radiation using the wavelengths of the light spectrum.
• The use of these wavelengths corresponds to a very specific field of action. The energy carried by this radiation (photons) has a stimulating effect on ATP (Adenosine TriPhosphate, energy reserve of our cells).

Principle

Photobiomodulation also called LLLT, for Low Level Light Therapy, consists of the exposure of light* of different colors (wavelengths) in order to stimulate biological processes at the cellular level and obtain benefits that have been widely scientifically demonstrated for patients.

This technique used in many fields of medicine has been the subject of several clinical studies which have confirmed its effectiveness.

*Only visible and invisible light, not harmful ultraviolet light.

ATP38

L'APT38 is a device of phototherapy using photobiomodulation and made available to health professionals: general practitioners, specialist doctors, physiotherapists, physiotherapists, etc.

It combines on each of its panels a spectrum of wavelengths between 450 nm and 835 nm for each of the shutters, each composed of 2×3 LEDs.

It is the practitioner who controls the wavelengths using software (with the possibility of combining them or not).

Its use is claimed in analgesic, anti-inflammatory and healing applications.

Manufacturer: Swiss Bio Inov SA
Class IIa
EC 0459
Read the instructions in the package leaflet or on the label carefully.
Medical device not reimbursed by social security
Updated: 11/01/2023