Case Study: Stroke Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Information

• Age: 68 years old
• Gender: Female
• Medical History:
• Early glaucoma
• High blood pressure
• Heart disease
• Diabetes

Initial Symptoms (5 months post-stroke)

• Headaches
• Loss of visual field (left side)

Treatment Protocol

• 12 treatments, once per week, in-office
• Duration: 5 minutes each
• Device: coMra Delta (assumed)
• Settings: 50 Hz
• Treatment areas:

1. Scanning both sides of the head
2. Site of stroke (right side of brain)

• Adapted from Neurology 3 protocol (User Guide pages 214-215)

Rationale for Treatment

1. ATP Synthesis:

• Stroke causes major cellular energy deficit
• Transcranial laser treatment can restore and increase ATP levels

2. Neurochemical Messaging:

• Light therapy supports neural stem cell growth

Results

• Visual field: Completely restored to normal
• Headaches: Less frequent and less intense
• Doctor’s assessment: Substantial improvement
• Patient’s feedback: Very happy with results

Scientific Background

• Reference to Lapchak (2010) study on transcranial laser treatment and ATP levels
• Reference to Anders (2008) study on neural stem cell response to infrared light

This case study demonstrates the potential of coMra therapy in treating stroke-related symptoms, particularly visual field loss and headaches. The treatment protocol, based on the synergistic effects of multiple radiances, showed significant improvements in the patient’s condition over a 12-week period.