Triomed COMPACT - Specialized Mechanisms of MM Radiation

TRIOMED COMPACT. USER MANUAL
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IR radiation is absorbed by acceptor molecules and cel-
lular membranes.
The mechanisms of impact of IR radiation on biological
tissues comprise the totality of molecular and cellular ef-
fects including the local activation of energy-binding proc-
esses in pathological foci as well as the launching of a set of
adaptation and compensatory reactions arising in response
to the local stimulation at the cellular and molecular level.
The therapeutic eects include anti-inammatory,
lymph-draining and vasodilative action. The device acceler-
ates regression of inammatory processes and improves tis-
sue regeneration, local resistive capacity and anti-infection
defence.
2.2. Mechanisms
of specialised action of MM radiation
Responses of biological objects (tissues, organs, organ
systems) to EMR exposure in the MM band are specic. The
direction of the MM therapy depends on the method of use
(the location and duration of stimulation), the patient’s ini-
tial condition and the characteristics of the MM stimulation.
An important role is played by the modulation of the
carrying MM radiation with the low-frequency signal cor-
responding to the physiological rhythms of the organs, sys-
tems and the body as a whole. Complex modulated signals