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Abstract
One of the mechanisms of low-intensity laser radiation (LILI) of infrared (IR) range effect on the body is the improvement of microcirculation. Exposure to LILI on the damaged tissue helps to shorten the phases of the inflammatory process, mainly exudative and infiltrative. Modern advances in physics allowed to create infrared emitters capable of generating impulse power of 1 to 100 W, in contrast to the series installations of previous generations ("UZOR, MILTA"), the impulse power of which does not exceed 3-6 W. The Republican Center for Laser Medicine and Surgery in collaboration with NPF "Supramed" (Tashkent) on the basis of this radiator was established a device "IMPULS-100", which is a portable semiconductor pulsed IR-laser with a wavelength of 0.89 microns, pulse frequency of 5 to 500 Hz, the duration of the laser pulse of 100 ns.