Photoactive effects of low-intensity laser irradiation at the microcirculation system and lymphoid organs

Abstract

The authors present a review of publications in the scientific and medical literature on modern concepts of mechanisms of low-level laser biostimulating effects at the human body, at microvasculature chains and lymphoid organs. The main aspect of microcirculation photoactivation is the process of microcirculation reconstruction which leads to prolonged improvement in tissue trophism. There are three processes in the basement of biostimulating effect of low-level laser light in the red and near infrared spectral regions at microcirculation: hemomicrocirculation enhancement, activation of capillary neovascularization, lymphocorrection effects at the structure and functional activity of lymphoid organs.