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The Efficacy of Low-Power Lasers in Tissue Repair and Pain Control: A Meta-Analysis Study | Synapse

August 1, 2004Photomedicine and Laser Surgery407 citations

The Efficacy of Low-Power Lasers in Tissue Repair and Pain Control: A Meta-Analysis Study

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CEChukuka S. EnwemekaBeni-Suef University JPJason C. ParkerTexas A&M University DDDavid S. DowdyUniversity of Kansas Medical Center

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These findings mandate the conclusion that laser phototherapy is a highly effective therapeutic armamentarium for tissue repair and pain relief.

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