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Pressure Ulcers

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Pressure ulcers, also known as decubitus or bedsores, are caused by continuous pressure on any part of the body, but especially on the bony and cartilaginous areas. Pressure ulcers develop readily during long confinements to bed and therefore, are prevalent during prolonged illnesses and/or in permanently bed bound persons, such as the elderly people.

Pressure ulcers are very painful and in advanced stages progressively more difficult to treat and heal. Non-healing pressure ulcers can be life threatening. They exert further suffering and trauma on people that are already weakened by other underlying conditions, disabilities or injuries.

When dealing with pressure ulcers, therapeutic goals are to control the pain, whilst inducing tissue regeneration and accelerating wound healing.

Laser phototherapy delivers outstanding results in healing of pressure sores. Biostimulating laser light improves blood flow and energises affected tissues. It activates cellular metabolism and speeds up healing processes. Laser phototherapy treatment reduces pain naturally and without side effects.

Laser phototherapy is totally painless and does not traumatise the patients. The treatment is simple and easy to perform either by medical professionals or by the carers. Achieving good outcomes in the difficult healing of pressure ulcers is pleasing and rewarding for everyone - the patients and the therapists alike.

Many therapists and patients benefit daily from the effectiveness of laser phototherapy delivered by the MedSolution devices, the LaserCat and the PalmLaser®. You can have confidence in the effectiveness of laser phototherapy!

Treatment of pressure ulcers with the LaserCat and the PalmLaser® delivers many benefits:

  • Accelerated wound healing and pain reduction
  • Tissue regeneration
  • Improved blood flow that exerts preventive effects on decubitus formation and re-occurrence
  • No side effects

The effectiveness of laser therapy is proven in documented and/or published clinical studies.

Learn more about the effectiveness of laser phototherapy in the management of pressure ulcers using LaserCat and/or PalmLaser®.

 
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