Preliminary Data on the Efficacy of Multi-wave (Multi-wavelength) Diode Laser on Bacteria in Superficial Canine Pyoderma.

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Preliminary Data on the Efficacy of Multi-wave (Multi-wavelength) Diode Laser on Bacteria in Superficial Canine Pyoderma

The study aims to verify how MLS^® Laser Therapy may be effective in lowering bacteria count in the skin lesions of dogs suffering from this infection. The results have confirmed that a single application of MLS^® significantly reduces the microbial load typical of superficial canine pyoderma lesions.

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