Abstract: A treatment device includes a plurality of photon emitter arrays directed toward treatment points on a patient's body. The emitter arrays produce greater than 100 mw/cm2 of optical energy at the skin surface of a patient. The treatment points are at mirror image locations and the emitters are energized in a push-pull on-off fashion. The device is automatic, such that once a patient is inserted, an operator only need to press a single button to perform treatment. The treatment device includes, for example, fixed adjustable emitter arrays and motion control emitter arrays. A controller activates the emitter arrays according to a treatment program. The device uses high flux emitter arrays to produce sufficient power. The treatment program may be varied depending on patient needs and/or prescription, including length of treatment, intensity, modulation, etc.

Abstract: A treatment device includes a plurality of photon emitter arrays directed toward treatment points on a patient's body. The treatment points are at mirror image locations and the emitters are energized in a push-pull on-off fashion. The device is automatic, such that once a patient is inserted, an operator only need to press a single button to perform treatment. The treatment device includes, for example, fixed adjustable emitter arrays and motion control emitter arrays. A controller activates the emitter arrays according to a treatment program. The treatment program may be varied depending on patient needs and/or prescription, including length of treatment, intensity, modulation, etc. The treatment device is preferably applied to foot pain resulting from diabetic neuropathy, but may be applied to other body parts and/or ailments.