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Applied Transdérmic Photobiomodulator Therapy About the Primary Carotide Artery in Patients Under Hormonal Blockers and Dynude Disorders and Pathogenic Flora of Orofaringeoand Systemic Repercussions | Biomedgrid

Journal: American Journal of Biomedical Science & Research (Vol.4, No. 4)

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Page : 271-278

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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to categorize a transdermal anatomical location in the Primitive Carotid Artery (Common) for the use of modified Intrasvacular LASER Irradiation of Blood (ILIB). This study was conducted in twelve patients undergoing hormone blockers - Anastrozole / six and Tamoxifen / six and five patients without hormone therapy, all of which were performed in patients currently undergoing disease control therapy, where the site primary neoplastic were the mammary ducts (uni or bilateral). The noninvasive therapy of systemic LASER in the cervical region was motivated by the biological, technical and functional inactivity guided by the INCA (National Cancer Institute - Brazil) in order to avoid any manipulations on the same side of the operated breast, specifically the arm, due to to the possibilities of undesirable intercurrences that may cause clinical lowering and laboratory markers during the multidisciplinary treatment. Cancer patients treated with personalized protocols associated with the carotid region reduce the health-disease process related to morbidities as a consequence of the dysgeusias and imbalance of the oral microbiome. Adding to these benefits of photoenteral therapy (ILIB modified), systemic ones, promoted by the bifurcation of the primitive carotid artery in internal and external, triggering a homeostatic hormonal balance and vascularization of the anterior region of the face, correspondingly

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