Systemic C-Reactive Protein Reduction Following Jugular-Applied Coherent Low-Level Laser Therapy

Travis Sammons

doi:10.24966/arvs-3751/100067

September 5, 2025Animal Research and Veterinary ScienceOpen Access

Systemic C-Reactive Protein Reduction Following Jugular-Applied Coherent Low-Level Laser Therapy

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Key Points

Systemic c-reactive protein levels decreased significantly following low-level laser therapy in treated dogs, improving their inflammatory condition.
The study reported a notable reduction in c-reactive protein by 40% in dogs receiving laser therapy compared to the placebo group.
Randomized controlled trial comparing low-level laser therapy and placebo handling recorded significant anti-inflammatory responses.
Results suggest that low-level laser therapy may offer a non-invasive option to manage chronic arthritis in geriatric dogs.

Implication

Randomized trial shows systemic c-reactive protein decrease following low-level laser therapy in geriatric dogs, indicating its anti-inflammatory effects.

Abstract

This study evaluated the anti-inflammatory effects of jugular-applied coherent low-level laser therapy (LLLT) in geriatric dogs with chronic arthritis. Ten Beagles were randomized to receive either a 20-minute session of coherent 640 nm red LLLT or placebo handling without laser emission.

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