Abstract
The authors present a review of the studies of the effect of pulsed laser light in osteoarthritis depending on its wavelength. Laser radiation with wavelength 600 nm stimulates regeneration of bone tissues; laser light wavelength over 800 nm reduces weakness and atrophy of skeletal muscles with a simultaneous increase of extensor strength and joint mobility. Combination of pulsed laser light of various wavelengths has a marked analgesic effect in anti-inflammatory processes at the postoperative period after endoprosthetic surgery.
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