Posts tagged: Laryngeal Paralysis

What happens when the animal patient won’t tolerate the safety googles or are just too tiny for even the cat googles?
Covering their eyes with your hand is not a valid Plan B as depending on the power used, enough light to damage their eyes can still pass through your hand.
Dr Aine has done some experiments with safety physicists to narrow down what common materials might be used to reduce the ocular risk to the veterinary patient. The results of that work will be available next week to our Vets1laser clients on our website in the library section under Treatment Tips so make sure to look out for the new treatment tip post.

GLOPP or Geriatric Onset Laryngeal Paralysis Polyneuropathy is a distressing and progressive disease which does however respond to rehabilitation interventions. Laser/PBM therapy is an ideal rehab adjunct treatment. PBMt will reduce inflammation, swelling and promote tissue repair, analgesia and improve muscle function.