Development of a Low-Cost Device for Photobiomodulation Using 3D Printing

    March 2024 in “ Brain Imaging and Stimulation
    Renato Dias dos Santos, Wilson Rosas de Vasconcelos Neto, Vinícius Saura Cardoso, R. Jacob, Lana Paula Cardoso Moreira, Fuad Ahmad Hazime
    The study developed a low-cost photobiomodulation (PBM) device using 3D printing, aiming to make PBM therapy more accessible, particularly in developing countries. The device was tested for safety and light beam quality, demonstrating operational safety and effective maintenance of light beams. The results indicate that a 3D printed LED PBM device is technically, operationally, and financially viable. However, further experimental tests and clinical validation are necessary before it can be applied in human health settings.
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