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Concussion

With more than 6 out of every 1,000 people affected, concussions are one of the most common sports injuries (5% of all sports injuries*). In the United States, between 1.6 and 3.8 million concussions occur every year**. Often underestimated and misdiagnosed, these shock injuries disrupt brain function, leading to increased and sometimes persistent cognitive risks, as well as neurodegenerative diseases*** such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy. In the absence of any specific curative treatment, care is limited to targeted interventions in the event of persistent symptoms.

* Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, (2004)

** Journal de Traumatologie du Sport (2024)

*** Molecular and cell neuroscience (2015)

In the sporting world, the sports mainly concerned are :

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Individual sports: martial arts and combat sports, skiing, motor sports, horse riding...
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Team sports: soccer, rugby, American soccer, field hockey, handball, basketball, martial arts, boxing...

A new approach to concussion management

REGEnLIFE has defined a unique application protocol for the treatment of concussions, based on its photobiomodulation technology: TriPhotonic stimulation.

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Treatment is non-invasive, painless and the patient is comfortably seated throughout the session.
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The technology is embedded in modules, which are mounted on flexible supports dedicated to the treatment zones on the skull.
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The control unit controls the helmet electronically.
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The LED and laser light sources are pulsed simultaneously at a specific frequency. The hardware and software configuration of this new device is specific to concussion.

RGn550: an innovative and promising photomedical technology for concussions.

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Initial results from REGEnLIFE’s RECOVERY pilot clinical study on acute concussion in athletes

RGn550 shown to be safe, well-tolerated and effective in a pilot clinical study of concussion in athletes