MLS^® Class IV Therapeutic Laser - Mphi 75.5

Feel the difference

With instant results in the majority of cases you really can feel the reduction in muscle spasm to make massage therapy easier

'' I was skeptical of the MLS initially, preferring shockwave, but on the first use I was blown away. My patients love it and it allows me to get patients pain free and exercising so much faster than shockwave as there is absolutely no pain. ''

Patrick Meyer, MOst, Hands On Wellbeing

''I had suffered with sciatica for around 18 months, trying many different treatments courses to ease the pain, but with no success. I was struggling to sleep and complete normal daily activities. My physio suggested laser therapy - I felt a marked improvement after the second treatment, with complete resolution of pain within five sessions. I now continue maintenance sessions once a month to keep it under control. Life is wonderful without sciatica!''

Rudi van Nes, Patient

''I've treated very nasty tendinoses and it has cut at least 3-4 weeks off resolution times. Having used MLS laser therapy, I would now consider it an essential piece of equipment- I wouldn't practice without it.''

Patrick Meyer, MOst, Hands On Wellbeing

I am a specialist MSK Physiotherapist and initially wondered just how good MLS Class IV laser treatment could actually be? Well I wonder no more, over 70 patients have used my laser machine, 95% have responded in a positive way and the results are usually seen after the first session.

Dell Henson-Baines, Senior Physiotherapist & Clinical Lead, Physio Assured

Mphi 75.5 (multi-diode)

Mphi 75.5, is the complete solution, and includes multi diode applicator and standard handpiece. The multi diode applicator has a large 5cm diameter target area, which makes it possible to easily treat large areas of muscle, or whole joints.

The multi diode applicator can be programmed to complete treatment without constant operator assistance. The multi diode applicator and standard handpiece can be used simultaneously, allowing multiple areas of the body to be treated in one session.

The patented MLS® system delivers pulsed and continuous laser emissions synchronised for the optimal therapeutic effect with wavelengths of 808nm and 905nm. The advanced MLS® laser technology allows true pulsed emissions to achieve peak power of 75 watts, without the risk of thermal damage.

Conditions

Features

Many indications
75W peak power
Charlie applicator able to treat a large target area
Simultaneous use of the Charlie applicator and regular handpiece to treat multiple areas
Simultaneous therapeutic action - analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-oedema
MLS Pulsed combination-synchronisation - 905nm pulsed emissions & 808nm continuous emissions - ensure deep penetration
Fast treamtnet times - from 3-10 minutes
Reduced number of applications - notable reduction of symptoms from the first session

Technical Specification

Technical characteristics

3 MLS^® laser sources, power up to 3.6 W - Peak Power 75W in the CHARLIE multidiode applicator
MLS^® laser source with handpiece power up to 1.2W - Peak Power 75W
MLS^® modulation in CPW and FPW
MLS^® impulse modulation frequency from 1 to 2000 Hz in steps of 1Hz
25%, 50%, 75% and 100% power levels
Fixed or variable duty cycle
Treatment time from 1” to 99’59” in steps of 1”
CHARLIE multidiode applicator with Target Area Ø 5 cm highlighted by high efficiency red LEDs
Handpiece with Ø 2 cm Target Area highlighted by high efficiency red LEDs
Instrument trolley with pantograph arm
User interface based on a backlit colour touchscreen monitor
User-friendly management software
Contemporary management of two independent channels
4 treatment modes:
A) specific pathologies B) pain treatment C) anti-oedema D) biostimulation
Personalizable treatment parameters
Automatic calculation of the issued energy according to set parameters

Supplied accessories and safety alarms

Laser emission warning light
Interlock
Audible alarm that can be set by the operator
Date and time functions
Password for device starting
Language change
Possibility of connecting a Laser emission signal repeater

Included accessories

N° 2 Laser Safety Goggles
Unit carrying case
Table handpiece holder
Shoulder strap for portable use
Trolley-Ergonomic trolley designed for holding Mphi, with bumper-protected wheels, a built-in handpiece holder and two storage compartments

Size and weight

63 x 54 x 85 cm; 25 kg

Power supply

Lithium polymer battery
External power supply 18V‗ 50VA

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Xavier M, David DR, de Souza RA, Arrieiro AN, Miranda H, Santana ET, Silva JA Jr, Salgado MA, Aimbire F, Albertini R. Anti-inflammatory effects of low-level light emitting diode therapy on Achilles tendinitis in rats. Lasers Surg Med. 2010 Aug;42(6):553-8.

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Artés-Ribas M, Arnabat-Dominguez J, Puigdollers A. Analgesic effect of a low-level laser therapy (830 nm) in early orthodontic treatment. Lasers Med Sci. 2013 Jan;28(1):335-41.

Wang P, Liu C, Yang X, Zhou Y, Wei X, Ji Q, Yang L, He C. Effects of low-level laser therapy on joint pain, synovitis, anabolic, and catabolic factors in a progressive osteoarthritis rabbit model. Lasers Med Sci. 2014 Nov;29(6):1875-85.

Prianti AC Jr, Silva JA Jr, Dos Santos RF, Rosseti IB, Costa MS. Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) reduces the COX-2 mRNA expression in both subplantar and total brain tissues in the model of peripheral inflammation induced by administration of carrageenan. Lasers Med Sci. 2014 Jul;29(4):1397-403.

Guerra Fda R, Vieira CP, dos Santos de Almeida M, Oliveira LP, Claro AC, Simões GF, de Oliveira AL, Pimentel ER. Pulsed LLLT improves tendon healing in rats: a biochemical, organizational, and functional evaluation. Lasers Med Sci. 2014 Mar;29(2):805-11.

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