Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects
NCT: NCT07809464 · COMPLETED
Brief Summary
This study investigated whether near-infrared photobiomodulation (PBM), a non-invasive light therapy, can consistently increase blood flow in the skin of healthy adults. Participants attended two identical study sessions in which they received both active PBM treatment and a placebo treatment using the same device with the light turned off. A subgroup of participants also completed a heat-control session to determine whether any changes in blood flow were caused by the light itself or by heat from the device.
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What is Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects?
Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects is a clinical trial registered under NCT07809464. Current status: COMPLETED.
What is the status of NCT07809464?
The current status of NCT07809464 (Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects) is: COMPLETED.
When did Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects start?
Reproducibility of Photobiomodulation Induced Changes in Local Skin Blood Flow in Healthy Subjects started on 2022-04-01.
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