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The relationship of acute pain-relief effects of low power (Ga-Al-As Diode) laser irradiation and thermogram of 19 Rheumatoid Arthritis patients was examined. The maximum skin temperature (MST) level of 10 patients (52.6%) dropped immediately after irradiation. Laser treatment was effective in 90% of these cases. The MST level of 8 patients (42.1%) rose immediately after irradiation. Laser treatment was ineffective in 5 of 8 cases. The effective ratio of irradiation of patients whose MST levels dropped was statistically high. (P 0.05) When MST levels rise, irradiation would be ineffective. The thermogram in cases at 10 minutes after irradiation showed no relationship to acute pain-relief effects of laser therapy.

Acute pain-relief effects of low power laser irradiation and thermogram of rheumatoid arthritis patients