Photothermal effect of invasive laser acupuncture: A computational study with experimental validation

Hyojin Kim; Jongwoo Kim; J. Kim; Seunghoon Lee; Younbyoung Chae; I Lee

doi:10.1016/j.joim.2026.02.002

February 1, 2026Journal of Integrative Medicine

Photothermal effect of invasive laser acupuncture: A computational study with experimental validation

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Photothermal effects significantly alter tissue responses, enhancing therapeutic outcomes.
The study shows a 30% increase in tissue temperature during laser acupuncture applications.
Computational study and experimental validation highlight laser acupuncture's efficacy across diverse tissues.
Findings suggest the need for broader validation across different applications and settings.

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Computational study demonstrates photothermal effects in biological tissues via invasive laser acupuncture, indicating potential therapeutic benefits.

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