Published

2016-07-01

MEDICIÓN DE CÉLULAS SANGUÍNEAS HUMANAS IRRADIADAS POR LÁSER DE BAJA POTENCIA

MEASUREMENT OF HUMAN BLOOD CELLS IRRADIATED BY LOW-POWER LASER

Keywords:

Radiación, plaquetas, sistema sanguíneo, plasma sanguíneo, láser Helio-Neón, incremento celular (es)
Radiation, platelets, blood system, blood plasma, helium-neon laser, cell increase. (en)

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  • Constanza N. Parra 1 Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería Biomédica GIIB, Universidad Manuela Beltrán, Bogotá, Colombia.
  • Juan M. Quiroga Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería Biomédica GIIB, Universidad Manuela Beltrán, Bogotá, Colombia.
  • Lisbeth L. Martinez Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería Electrónica, Industrial y Ambiental GIEIAM, Universidad Santiago de Cali, Colombia.

El láser de baja potencia se ha implementado dentro del campo médico, como una alternativa segura para influir en el comportamiento de las células del organismo humano. Se ha sugerido que la radiación de baja potencia reduce agentes patógenos, actúa como protector ante radiación ionizante e incrementa la población de plaquetas en sangre. Este trabajo tiene como objetivo analizar la tasa de crecimiento de las plaquetas humanas luego de aplicar radiación láser de baja potencia.

The low-power laser has been implemented within the medical field as a safe alternative for influencing the behavior of cells of the human body. It has been suggested that low power radiation reduces pathogens and acts as a shield against ionizing radiation and increases the platelets population in blood. This study aims to analyze the rate of growth of human platelets after applying low power laser radiation.

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