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Ulcus Cruris (Leg and Foot Ulcer) |
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Ulcus
Cruris is an ulceration of the lower leg that is caused by chronic
venous or arterial insufficiency or has a neurotrophic origin.
Ulcus Cruris present as deep non-healing wounds on the lower leg,
calf, foot and heel. The skin is thin and compromised and very prone
to braking down even after a minute trauma or external pressure.
Often several small ulcers break out close by and soon fuse to form a
large ulceration that spreads over a sizeable area. Ulcus Cruris is
exacerbated by underlying chronic diabetes, which is well known for
healing disturbances.
The ulceration is usually painful and very difficult to heal. In addition to the pain and discomfort, it also causes a great deal of distress to the sufferers and especially to people with diabetes experiencing healing disturbances. In many people, the non-healing ulceration leads to serious complications and even to leg or foot amputations. The end result is impaired mobility, loss of independence and diminished quality of life. Laser phototherapy is very effective in the treatment and management of leg and foot ulcers. The energy delivered by the laser light maximises blood flow and improves micro circulation. There actions have positive and accelerating effects on the speed of healing and also boost the immune system. Swelling, congestion and pain reduce. Laser phototherapy represents a natural, gentle and safe, but very effective therapeutic addition to the portfolio of therapies offered by a modern therapy clinics and medical centres. Many therapists and patients witness and experience the positive therapeutic impact of laser phototherapy delivered by the MedSolution devices, the LaserCat and the PalmLaser®. Treating Ulcus Cruris with LaserCat and/or PalmLaser® delivers the following benefits:
Learn more about the effectiveness of laser phototherapy in the management of Ulcus Cruris using LaserCat and/or PalmLaser®. |
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