J Appl Biomed 1:13-19, 2003 | DOI: 10.32725/jab.2003.003

Possibilities of current use of non-invasive laser therapy and systemic enzymotherapy in stomatology

Leoš Navrátil1,3,*, Blanka Navrátilová2, Jiří Knížek4, Zuzana Erösová5, Hana Fikáčková5, Jaroslava Kymplová1,3
1 University of South Bohemia, Faculty of Social and Health Studies, Department of Radiobiology and Toxicology of The Institute of Radiology, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic
2 Stomatosurgical Department, Prague 2, Czech Republic
3 Laser Centre THERAP-TILIA, Prague 5, Czech Republic
4 Czech Academy of Sciences, ITIA, Prague, Czech Republic
5 Charles University in Prague, First Medical Faculty, Department of Clinical Radiobiology of Biophysical Institute, Praha 2, Czech Republic

There are no doubts about the benefits of non-invasive laser therapy in treating surgical wounds, thanks to its anti-inflammatory, stimulating and analgesic effects. Systemic enzymotherapy is particularly employed due to its thrombolytic, fibrinolytic and antiedema effects. Concurrent use of the two above mentioned treatment modalities exerts a synergistic action. Thus, it is possible to reduce the persistence of the pain as well as the duration of the post-operation period after surgical interventions in the mouth cavity at a statistically highly significant level. Thus, this approach can be recommended for achieving a favourable outcome in most post-operation conditions.

Keywords: stomatosurgery; therapeutic laser; systemic enzymotherapy

Published: March 31, 2003  Show citation

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Navrátil L, Navrátilová B, Knížek J, Erösová Z, Fikáčková H, Kymplová J. Possibilities of current use of non-invasive laser therapy and systemic enzymotherapy in stomatology. J Appl Biomed. 2003;1(1):13-19. doi: 10.32725/jab.2003.003.
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