The effect of laser radiation on the interaction of vicryl and prolene threads with wound tissues

The effect of low-intensity laser radiation - LILR on the healing of skin wounds and the interaction of monofilament and polyfilament vicril and monofilament threads of prolene with tissues - has been investigated. Linear wounds reproduced in the back of white rats. Methods of morphology were used to assess changes in wounds and the interaction of biotissues with threads. Polyfilament threads have been shown to cause a more pronounced inflammatory tissue reaction. LILR reduces the manifestation of inflammatory changes in tissues in contact with the threads, helps to accelerate wound healing. The study indicates the effectiveness of laser stud- ies to reduce inflammation and accelerate the healing of wounds sutured with monofilament wrinkles and mon- ofilament threads of Proline