WO2017093904A1 - Dispositif laser tenu à la main pour aider à traiter des tissus endommagés - Google Patents
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- Hand-held laser device for helping curing damaged tissues
- the subject of the invention is a hand-held laser device for helping curing damaged tissues.
- a laser beam is artificially generated light consisting of light beams of the same energy and wave length, unlike scattered light that consists of light beams of different wave lengths.
- Laser light have different kinds of impacts on living tissues, depending on the wave length of the laser beam.
- the state of the art includes the following known solutions regarding the medicinal use of laser beams.
- Chinese publication document No. CN2860437 Y describes a laser device with a crystal and used for micro- surgery.
- Chinese patent document No. CN101350492 A describes a medicinal laser device that includes a high performance crystal and can be used on the field of ureteral surgery, orthopedy, digestive and female illnesses, as well as other procedures requiring the use of least invasive procedures.
- Chinese utility model No. CN203763240 U describes small sized laser device with a crystal that can be used without cooling and in a cost-efficient manner.
- Japanese patent document No. JP2000300683 A describes a surgical laser device that is similar to the previous solution. The device is small, economic, and its light beam is channeled through a crystal.
- US publication document No. US4887270 A describes a laser device with a crystal as well.
- Hungarian publication document No. HU0001296 A2 describes a laser-based therapeutic procedure that applies a low performance device to reduce pain and inflammation.
- a light beam of 9,500 to 1,200 nm wave length and 100 to 1,000 mW/cm2 power density is applied during the procedure.
- Hungarian patent description No. HU0301300 A2 describes a stimulating device and procedure.
- the device has two laser beam sources and a control stick.
- US publication document No. US4930504 A describes a laser-based bio-stimulating device.
- European publication document No. EP0722750 A2 describes a manual soft laser device used for acupuncture and therapeutic purposes.
- International patent document No. WO2010047966 Al describes a portable and manual medicinal laser device. The device is small and fitted with replaceable needle tops, which is especially useful when treating hard-to-reach areas, e.g. in the oral cavity.
- US patent document No. US2015250543 Al describes a manual laser device suitably for treating skin.
- the device is capable of emitting two light beams of different wave lengths, and, according to the description, a crystal may be also added optionally.
- the above inventions use the heating power caused by the extra energy exerted by the laser beam on a single point for medicinal purposes.
- the purpose of the invention is to eliminate the shortfalls of known solutions and to implement a device that supports the healing of damaged tissues by emitting laser light and negatively charged ions.
- the inventive step is based on the recognition that an invention, which is more advantageous than the previous ones, can be achieved if the device is implemented according to claim 1.
- the solution in general is a manual laser device suitably to support the healing of damaged tissues, which is fitted with laser beam source, crystal, control unit, and beam slot that is suitable for letting out the beam generated by the laser beam source.
- a distinctive feature of the invention is that it includes a generating coil, an insulating layer, an ozone generating unit containing a negative and a positive electrode, so that the crystal has a beam slot, the control unit is connected to the laser beam source and the generating coil, and the ozone generating unit is surrounded by the insulating layer.
- the device is fitted with a particle generating unit, and the particle generating unit includes the crystal, the negative electrode, and the positive electrode. It may be a distinctive feature that the device includes a focus field, and the focus field includes the generating coil and the crystal.
- the insulating layer has the approximate shape of a paraboloid.
- the negative electrode includes a cone shaped electrode an approximately parabola shaped electrode and/or a dish shaped electrode.
- the positive electrode includes a pipe shaped electrode and an approximately parabola shaped electrode and/or a dish shaped electrode.
- control unit is also connected to the ozone generating unit.
- Another distinctive feature may be that there is an opening on the insulating layer that is suitable to let the beam through.
- Figure 1 shows the schematic diagram of the device
- Figure 2 shows the arrangement plan of another implementation of the device.
- Figure 1 shows the components and schematic diagram the device.
- the beam 4 as well as negatively charged ions therein, are beamed onto the damaged body surface, so that the healing process can be supported and accelerated.
- negatively charged ions and a small volume of ozone is generated.
- the low power laser beam source 1 is the source of the beam 4, it may be - among others - a LED source.
- the beam 4 passes through the bore 3 of the crystal 2, and it reaches the damaged tissue to be treated.
- the ion cloud is limited by the insulating layer 6, which is suitably made of some kind of insulating material, such as plastic, and typically has a shape that is similar to a paraboloid or hemisphere.
- the crystal 2 is located in an electromagnetic field, and generates and maintains a stable and periodic electromagnetic vibration using the energy, so that charged electrons are generated by the interaction occurring in its structure, so that negatively charged ions can be separated. In other words, the crystal 2 works as an oscillator.
- the generating coil 5 is located next to the crystal 2.
- the force lines of the electromagnetic field are focused in the middle of the generating coil 5, so that the particles remain in the middle.
- the control unit 8 is connected to the generating coil 5 and the laser beam source 1, and it has power supply and regulation functions. The task of the control unit 8 is to operate and supply with power all components of the device.
- the control unit 8 also regulates the voltage level of the ozone generating unit 11 and the current in the generating coil 5.
- the discharges taking place between the negative electrode 9 and the positive electrode 10 in the ozone generating unit 11 generate ozone.
- the distance between the negative electrode 9 and the positive electrode 10 is approximately 1 mm.
- the high direct voltage connected to the negative electrode 9 and the positive electrode 10 causes corona ionization (circular arc discharge), and the laser beam passes through this corona, so that it can collect the ozone particles.
- the voltage of the ozone generating unit 11 (which is regulated by the control unit 8) determines the volume of ozone.
- the ozone generating unit 11 includes the negative electrode 9 and the positive electrode 10.
- the negative electrode 9 suitably includes a metal cone-shaped pipe and a typically parabola shaped electrode that is in metallic connection with the pipe.
- the positive electrode 10 includes a metal pipe and a dish shaped electrode, which are in metallic connection with each other.
- the negative ions are generated by the high direct voltage between the negative electrode 9 and the positive electrode 10 when the corona ionization is created.
- the particle generating unit 12 comprises the negative electrode 9, the positive electrode 10, and the crystal 2.
- the task of the particle generating unit 12 is to provide the photons and ensure the continuity of the beam 4, providing a transmission medium to the tissues. As a result of this, the device transmits the particles to the target area and the targeted tissue in a targeted manner, like an injection needle.
- the focus field 13 comprises the generating coil 5 and the crystal 2.
- the focus field 13 is a modulated electromagnetic focus field, and its task is to control and focus the movement of the generated and freely moving electrons.
- the beam 4 passes through the bore 3 of the crystal 2, then through the ozone generating unit 11 and the ion cloud, and then the insulating layer 6 around them, and finally leaves the device through the beam slot 7a.
- the beam slot 7a is suitably the end of a metal pipe.
- the beam 4 may be red (wave length between 625 and 740), green (wave length between 500 and 565), and blue (wave length between 440 and 485). The shorter the wave length, the deeper it reaches into the tissue, even possibly as deep as 2 to 8 cells.
- the device uses beams in the mWatt range, so that they do not cause any heating or damage in the tissues.
- An opening 14a is located on the insulating layer 6, which is aligned with the beam slot 7a.
- the structure of the implementation form shown on Figure 2 is different from the example show on Figure 1 in that the beam 4 passes through the units in a different order.
- the beam 4 starts from the laser beam source 1, it passes through the opening 14b of the insulating layer 6, the ion cloud, the ozone generating unit 11, and the bore 3 of the crystal 2, and then it leaves the device through the beam slot 7b.
- the device has a laser beam source 1, a connected control unit 8, an insulating layer 6, a crystal 2, a bore 3 in the crystal 2, a generating coil 5, a beam slot 7b, and an ozone generating unit 11.
- the ozone generating unit 11 includes a negative electrode 9 and a positive electrode 10.
- the negative electrode 9, the positive electrode 10, and the crystal 2 comprise the particle generating unit 12, and the crystal 2 and the generating coil 5 comprise the focus field 13.
- ions with a negative charge are transposed onto the low energy beam 4 according to the desired objective, and they are channeled through the crystal 2 to the damaged tissue.
- the movement of photons and ions is ensured by the beam 4 produced by the laser beam source 1.
- the beam 4 produced by the laser beam source 1 is channeled to the beam slot 7a or 7b, and in the meantime, it passes through the ozone generating unit 11, the opening 14a or 14b of the insulating layer 6, and the bore 3 of the crystal 2.
- the negative ions transported by the beam 4 onto the tissue to be treated stimulate the oxygen uptake and metabolism of the cells, thereby accelerating the healing of injuries.
- the ozone binds and blocks the extra positive ions of the damaged tissue. This way, it stops the metabolism or oxidizes the cell wall of bacteria and viruses, thereby killing them.
- the presented device has numerous advantages. An advantage of the invention is that it provides negatively charged ions to the damaged area, thereby stimulating the oxygen uptake and metabolism of the cells, thereby accelerating the healing of injuries. Another advantage is that it does not touch the damaged tissues, thereby maintaining the sterility of the tissues. It is advantageous that the device requires only a small amount of energy and has a small size, so that it can be used a mobile and portable manual device. It is also easy to use at sensitive and small areas.
- the device also has numerous economic advantages. It accelerates the recuperation of employees, thereby shortening the period with sick pay. This results in savings both on the side of the patient and the government.
- the device can shorten the time needed for healing, which makes it efficient from an economic perspective as well, since it reduces the necessary quantity of medicines and therapeutic equipment.
- Ozone can be used in various healthcare institutions, for in-patients and outpatients, in specialized and private healthcare clinics and health centres, as well as at home under controlled circumstances.
- the use of the device on living tissues offers endless opportunities.
- Ozone is generated during use, and it has various advantages.
- a main feature of ozone is that it is one of the strongest oxidant and disinfectant.
- Ozone also neutralizes any microorganism it comes into contact with, such as bacteria, viruses, mould, and fungi. This can prevent infection and stimulate the healing process, and it can also reduce the risk of post- surgery complications. It stimulates the regeneration of the body, thereby shortening the time required for the healing of injuries.
- Ozone is the most reactive molecular oxygen, and it is an efficient oxidant.
- the production of negative ions is also advantageous, since they are known to bind and remove pollutants from the air, and they also have a regenerating impact on the respiratory and nervous systems. They have been also known for over a hundred years to reduce tension, energize, reduce blood pressure, stimulate positive psychological mood and concentration, improve the oxygen uptake of cells, and stimulate the metabolism of cells. Thus, they have an important role in the acceleration of the healing process.
- the laser itself has a number of commonly known benefits as well.
- the soft laser used in the device is known to reduce inflammation, stimulate regeneration, reduce pain, and facilitate wound healing and skin generation without any side effect.
- the photons of the laser beam have the same wave length, the waves vibrate with the same phase, and the laser beam in general is well polarized, meaning that its direction is accurately determined and is easy to control.
- Soft lasers are applied on various fields because of their proven ability to stimulate healing and biological processes without any side effect. They do not cause allergy, radiation or electric load, heating, and they do not damage the tissues. They trigger the self- healing processes of the body. Laser light has been applied successfully against alopecia, acne, and herpes as well. Several experiments and examinations has proven that soft laser has a positive impact on, activates, and strengthens the immune system.
- this device can be used for an extensive range of purposes. Another advantageous impact on the body is that it improves micro-circulation, regulates the permeability of vein walls, and has a beneficial impact on deformations of the vascular system. It can also be applied successfully for cosmetic purposes, as it improves the flexibility of the skin and eliminates age spots.
- An important advantage of the device is that treatments with the device are absolutely painless. It can be successfully applied to treat infected wounds and painful areas, since the treatment is contactless.
- Another important advantage is that the treatment can be performed at any location, it is not restricted to any specific room, hospital, or healthcare facility.
- treatments with the device can be applied in combination with other therapeutic treatments, can be repeated frequently, and show signs of improvement within a short period of time.
- the maintenance and operating costs of the invention are low, and it has a long useful life.
- the device is to be applied to treat and support the healing and regeneration of damaged areas, including, among others, skin injuries, epidermal damages, bruises, wounds, ulcers, and herpes. It can be applied of various medicinal fields (dermatology, stomatoplasty, vascular surgery, urology, neurology, surgery, otolaryngology, gynaecology) and cosmetics.
- the manual laser device according to the invention can be also used to accelerate recovery after surgery and to facilitate the healing process of bruises, strains, rupture of ligaments, muscles, or tendons, fractures, periostitis, tendovaginitis, muscle pain, or disc thinning.
- the invention may be implemented in other forms within the scope of protection.
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Abstract
L'invention concerne un dispositif laser manuel approprié pour favoriser la cicatrisation de tissus endommagés, qui comprend une source de faisceau laser (1), un cristal (2), une unité de commande (8), et une fente de faisceau (7a, 7b) qui est appropriée pour délivrer le faisceau (4) généré par la source de faisceau laser (1). Le dispositif est caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend une bobine génératrice (5), une couche isolante (6), une unité de génération d'ozone (11) contenant une électrode négative (9) et une électrode positive (10), de telle sorte que le cristal a un alésage (3), l'unité de commande (8) est reliée à la source de faisceau laser (1) et la bobine génératrice (5), et l'unité de génération d'ozone (11) est entourée par la couche isolante (6).
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