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Polaris HP S high-energy laser

Polaris HP S allows for high-energy laser therapy and biostimulation treatments. It combines the effects of both therapies, allowing for maximum effectiveness in treatment. The device has two laser modules with wavelengths of 808 and 980 nm (power 8 and 10 W), which can work in continuous, pulse or superpulse mode.
High-energy and biostimulation laser therapy device with 808/980 nm high-energy modules
High-energy laser therapy is one of the leading fields of physical therapy. Deep tissue penetration in a short period of time allows for very good therapeutic results, especially analgesic ones. Polaris HP S is used as a laser for rehabilitation.
The Polaris HP S high-energy laser allows for biostimulation and high-energy laser therapy treatments. The combination of these two therapies provides maximum treatment effectiveness. The laser therapy device has two laser modules with wavelengths of 808 and 980 nm (power 8 and 10 W), which can operate in continuous, pulse or superpulse mode, and the built-in two laser sources allow for peak power reaching 18 W in pulse mode.
We can therefore achieve a significant analgesic effect by activating the Wall and Melzack control gate. However, the maximum average power has been limited to 10 W. Polaris HP S also works with an innovative, patented DILA (Deep Intratissue Laser Adapter) focusing attachment, which allows the laser beam to be shaped in such a way as to compensate for power losses in superficial tissues, reducing the thermal effect in the skin and subcutaneous tissue. The device's equipment allows the use of two distance attachments, providing a spot with an area of 1 cm 2 and 5 cm 2 .
The laser therapy device supports all types of low-power applicators available in the ASTAR offer. There is an option to connect point probes, a scanner or a laser shower to the device. Thanks to this, the device can also be used in low-energy biostimulation laser therapy treatments.
Laser therapy treatments can be performed using the built-in encyclopedia containing a list of built-in programs with illustrations with a detailed description of the treatment methodology and with an indication of the application sites. In addition, the physiotherapist can create and save their own programs and sequences in the device's memory. The comfort of use is provided by a large, seven-inch graphic display with a touch panel.

Features of the Polaris HPS camera

7" color display with touch panel
One treatment channel
Manual mode
Disease entities selected by name
Database of built-in treatment programs
User program database
User Sequence Database
Favorite programs
Ability to edit program names and usage sequences
Encyclopedia with description of the treatment methodology
Statistics of performed procedures
Adjusting the volume of the buzzer
Knob for setting/adjusting parameters

Why buy the Polaris HPS camera?

Works with applicators: scanning, shower and point probes
Emission mode: continuous, pulse, superpulse
Adjusting the power of laser radiation
Fill adjustment
Possibility of automatic repetition of the procedure
Automatic laser radiation power test
Automatic calculation of time in relation to treatment parameters - dose, power, filling, treatment area
Three treatment field exposure modes in scanning applicators
Dedicated modes for cooperation with fiber optic applicators
Fiber optic tips for laser acupuncture and ENT applications
Three application nozzles: 1 cm 2 , 5 cm 2 , DILA
Independent parameter settings for both sources
Pilot beam indicating the application site

Standard equipment

camera training
power cord 1 pc.
HP probe 808 nm/ 8 W 1 pc.
overlay - 1 cm 2 1 pc.
overlay - 5 cm 2 1 pc.
HP probe power measurement overlay
protective glasses for laser therapy 2 pcs.
warning labels 1 set
DOOR door lock plug 1 pc.
dedicated holder 2 pcs.
screwdriver for mounting the holder 1 pc.
screen stylus 1 pc.
LCD screen cloth 1 pc.
spare fuses WTA-T 2 A/250 V 2 pcs.
user manual 1 pc.
therapeutic guide 1 pc.
post-inspection report on safety tests 1 pc.
technical passport 1 pc.
warranty card 1 pc.

Optional equipment

R 660 nm/ 80 mW point probe with holder
IR point probe 808 nm/ 400 mW with holder
R+IR 100 mW + 450 mW scanning applicator with stand
CL 1800 R 5 x 40 mW and IP 4 x 400 mW shower applicator with handle
shower applicator stand
straight optical fiber Ø 6 mm
45° angled fiber optic cable Ø 6 mm
45° angled optical fiber Ø 6 mm tapered for laser puncture
DILA focusing attachment
PRO bag
Versa / Versa X table

High energy laser therapy - indications

Achillodynia (calcaneal tendon pain)
Tendon/ligament tear
Plantar fasciitis
Sprained joint
Bruises
Chondromalacia patella
Hallux
Bursitis
Arthritis

Meniscus damage
Calcaneal spur
Cervical discopathy
Low back pain
Ischialgia
Intercostal neuralgia
Trigeminal neuralgia
Brachial sciatica

Contraindications:

Cancers
Active pulmonary tuberculosis
Bleeding tendency
Feverish states
Pregnancy
Arrhythmia and circulatory failure
Photosensitivity

Unstable diabetes
Epilepsy
Open wounds
Sensory disturbances at the treatment site
Eye area
Bacterial diseases
Metal and electronic implants

Limitations:

Exposure to certain areas should be avoided, such as:

Endocrine glands
Implant placement sites
Head area in epilepsy patients
Tattoos
Places covered with ointments, creams, etc.
Areas previously subjected to temperature-increasing therapy, e.g. diathermy, ultrasound
The epigastric region in women during menstruation

The radiation power should be limited when exposing:

Scar tissue, due to the possibility of overheating
Delicate, sensitive, reddened skin
In case of swelling
In cases of inflammation
Abundant adipose tissue

High energy laser therapy - treatment

Biostimulation laser therapy - biological impact:

Increase in ATP levels
Stimulation of protein synthesis, including collagen
Changes in the structure and functions of biological membranes
Increased activity of certain enzymes and prostaglandins
Modulation of immune processes
Phagocytosis effect
Increased cell mobility and reproduction

Indications

Post-operative wounds and scars
Ulcers and scars after transplantation
Various diseases of the musculoskeletal system
Skin diseases
Rheumatism and inflammation

Contraindications

Cancer within 5 years of recovery
Pregnancy
Presence of electronic implants
Acute bacterial, viral and fungal infections
Fever and general weakness of the body
Epilepsy
Light allergy
Overactivity of endocrine glands
Unstable diabetes
Skin lesions of unspecified origin

Laser therapy - treatment

For more information on high power laser therapy, please visit:

High-Intensity Laser Therapy in the Treatment of Ankle Ligament Injuries - Case Report
High-intensity laser therapy in a case study of a man with a full-thickness injury to the right supraspinatus tendon
Biostimulation laser therapy and high-energy laser therapy - the difference in action
Therapeutic Effects of High-Intensity Laser Therapy After Ankle Joint Injury - Case Study
High energy laser - indications
High-energy laser - contraindications and limitations
High energy laser - treatments

For more information on biostimulation laser therapy, please visit:

Laser therapy - general information
Laser therapy - characteristic features
Laser Therapy - Frequently Asked Questions
Laser therapy - application in the treatment of meniscus pathology
Application of laser therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot
Application of laser therapy in wound treatment
Application of laser therapy in biomodulation of collagen fibers
Laser therapy - the effect on reducing radicular pain in the cervical spine

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