Prague: university training on the MLS® and Hilterapia® laser therapy systems

On 12 February, in collaboration with the Czech Society of Radiobiology, the Czech Medical Association of Jana Evangelisty Purkynè and the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering, the Zatisi Centre for assistance and care in Prague held a university specialisation course dedicated entirely to laser therapy, with the contribution of Kardio-Line, ASAlaser’s partner in the Czech Republic. The day, titled “The non-invasive applications of laser therapy in various fields of medicine”, was particularly appreciated by the participants, thanks to the contributions of noted presenters such as MUDr. Leoš Navrátil, a professor at the University of Biomedical Engineering and lecturer at the ASAcampus for the development of research with a focus on MLS^®. His speeches “Biological effects of lasers: indications and contraindications” and “A practical demonstration of the laser’s applications: the safety of working with non-invasive lasers and a related discussion” started a rich debate among participants that demonstrates the high level of interest in the ASAlaser therapeutic method. Alongside Prof. MUDr. Leoš Navrátil’s presentation, those of SH1 user MUDr. Jan Buzek, with his contribution “A new approach for back pain treatment with Hilterapia^®”, and Mgr. Denis Danilov, an operator of Hiro 3.0, with the topic “Practical experience in the treatment of arthritis in load-bearing joints using Hilterapia^®” stood out. The clinical cases presented by the latter participant, who underlined the extreme effectiveness of Hilterapia^®, aroused particular attention, as stated by Giacomo Granozio, the area manager. Last but certainly not least is the speech “The historic path of the development of lasers for non-invasive applications and related technical specifications” from Mr. Ondřej Daněk of the Kardio-Line team. At the end of the day of training, he stated: “We are happy to have contributed to the positive outcome of the event and to have verified, first-hand, the satisfaction of the participants in terms of to the information they received and the topics discussed”.