FOTOBIOMODULACIÓN EN TIEMPO REAL DE LA SANGRE ENFOQUE INTEGRADO A LA TERMOGRAFÍA Y OSCILOSCOPÍA
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https://doi.org/10.70187/recisatec.v5i4.398Palabras clave:
Fotobiomodulación, Biofotónica, Bioelectrónica, FotocéuticaResumen
La fotobiomodulación (FBM) ha sido ampliamente estudiada por sus efectos sobre los tejidos biológicos, especialmente en lo que respecta a la modulación mitocondrial. Este estudio presenta un enfoque experimental para evaluar en tiempo real las respuestas bioeléctricas de muestras de sangre animal in vitro sometidas a radiación de 808 nm. Se utilizaron técnicas de osciloscopia digital y termografía infrarroja, lo que permitió el análisis integrado de parámetros eléctricos en grupos experimentales: solución salina, solución salina irradiada, sangre y sangre irradiada. Conclusión: La irradiación con LED infrarrojo de 808 nm moduló la actividad bioeléctrica de la sangre, manteniendo amplitudes y frecuencias estables, incluso con un ligero aumento térmico. La fotobiomodulación preservó el biopotencial celular sin sobrecarga, y la integración de la osciloscopia y la termografía constituye una estrategia sólida para el análisis en tiempo real y la investigación de los mecanismos bioeléctricos celulares.
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