Nga painga o 940 nm (tata infrared)

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Nga painga o 940 nm (tata infrared)

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940 nm tata-infrared (NIR) maimoatanga marama: He pai ake te mamae o te mamae me nga painga vascular

940 Ko te rama NIR kei roto i tetahi kohanga ahurei i roto i te photobiomodulation, he pai ake te whakamarumaru mamae me te whakanikoniko i te rere toto ka whakaritea ki nga roangaru NIR poto ake (e.g. 810 nm/850 nm). Anei he tātaritanga mo tona uara haumanu:


1. Nga Tikanga Matua & Advantages of 940nm

Vascular-Targeted Effects

  • Optimal Hemoglobin Absorption:
    940nm is strongly absorbed by deoxyhemoglobin (venous blood), making it superior for:
    • Venous insufficiency (varicose veins, chronic edema)
    • Microcirculation enhancement (diabetic ulcers, Raynaud’s syndrome)
    • Lymphatic drainage (reduces post-surgical swelling)

Pain Modulation

  • Selective Nerve Calming:
    Nga whainga C-fiber nociceptors (pain nerves) more precisely than 810nm/850nm → Better for:
    • Neuropathic pain (sciatica, trigeminal neuralgia)
    • Post-herpetic neuralgia (shingles pain)
    • Migraine prophylaxis (forehead/cervical application)

Pūkoro Pūkoro & Repair

  • Te Whakatairanga Mitochondrial:
    Though slightly less efficient than 810nm for ATP production, 940nm:
    • Penetrates 4–7cm (between 810nm and 850nm depths)
    • Ka whakaiti i te ahotea oxidative in endothelial cells (vascular lining)

2. Nga Tono Haumanu

Condition940nm ProtocolTaumata Whakaatu
Chronic Venous Insufficiency10–15 mins/day over affected veins★★★★☆ (RCT-backed)
Diabetic Foot Ulcers20 min + 660nm for wound closure★★★☆☆
Neuropathic PainPulsed 940nm (50Hz) on nerve pathways★★★★☆
Post-Surgical EdemaCombine with 810nm for lymphatic flow★★★☆☆

3. 940nm vs. Other NIR Wavelengths

Parameter810nm850nm940nm
Peak AbsorptionCytochrome c oxidaseWater/lipidsDeoxyhemoglobin
Pain FocusMusculoskeletalDeep joint/boneNeurovascular
Best Combo660nm (kiri)810nm (uaua)635nm (arterial flow)

Practical Note: 940nm devices often usepulsed emission (e.g., 50–100Hz) for nerve/vessel effects.


4. Treatment Protocols

  • Neuropathic pain: 10 mins pulsed 940nm along nerve tracks (e.g., sciatic path)
  • Circulatory issues: 15 mins continuous on limbs (veins) + 635nm for arteries
  • Device types:
    • Haumanu: Multi-diode laser systems (e.g., MLS Laser)
    • Kainga: Hybrid LED/NIR panels with 940nm settings

5. Haumaru & Whakataunga

  • Caution with:
    • Active thrombosis (DVT risk) – consult MD first
    • Photosensitive medications (rare reactions)
  • No erythema risk (unlike UV/blue light)

Te Rarangi Raro

940nm is thewavelength of choice for:
Vascular disorders (venous/lymphatic stagnation)
Neurogenic pain (nerve-mediated chronic pain)
Precision therapy when 810nm/850nm are too broad-spectrum

For comprehensive care: Whakahoahoa ki635nm (arterial) + 1064nm (deepest penetration) in clinical settings.

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