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Effects of Low-level Laser Therapy on Muscle Repair in Rats with Chronic Alcohol Intake

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Figure 1 - Morphological analysis of middle TA muscle cross sections 3 and 7 days post-injury
Figure  2  -  Injured  area.  A)  3  days  post-injury;  B)  7  days  post-injury.  Injured  tibialis  anterior  muscle  without  treatment  (IC);  chronic  ingestion  of  alcohol  plus  injured  TA  muscle  without  treatment  (AI);  chronic  ingestion  o
Figure  4  -  Immunohistochemistry  for  Myogenin  3  and  7  days  post-injury.  Injured  TA  muscle  without  treatment  (IC); chronic ingestion of alcohol plus injured TA muscle without treatment (AI); chronic ingestion of alcohol plus  injured TA muscl
Figure  5 - Immunohistochemistry for VEGF 3 and 7 days after injury. Injured TA muscle without  treatment (IC);

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