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I V Karpukhin

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At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1986

Dynamics of spermatogenesis, hormonal and immune response of patients suffering from chronic prostatitis and sterility under bitemporal treatment with an ultra-high frequency electric field.

A new method of treatment of patients with chronic prostatitis and sterility by means of ultra-high frequency (60 W) electric field applied bitemporally has been proposed. During treatment 82% of the patients showed an increase in the number of spermatozoa in 1 ml of ejaculate; the percentage of movable and morphologically normal spermatozoa has increased. Patients with chronic prostatitis and sterility showed in the prostatic secrete before treatment a predominance of B-lymphocytes over T-lymphocytes. After treatment the number of T-lymphocytes in the prostatic secrete increased and the content of B-lymphocytes decreased. In the subpopulation of T-lymphocytes the content of T-suppressors increased, the content of T-helpers and O-lymphocytes decreased. At the same time patients with sterility showed an increase in blood testosterone level and an FSH decrease. Out of 67 wives of the patients with sterility 50 reported pregnancy within 6 months after beginning of the treatment.

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[Physical factors in the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with chronic prostatitis complicated by impotence].

103 patients with chronic prostatitis complicated by erectile impotence were given combined treatment including shock-wave massage, mud applications, local vacuum magnetotherapy. This combination was found to stimulate copulative function, urodynamics of the lower urinary tracts, to produce an antiinflammatory effect. These benefits allow to recommend the above physical factors for management of chronic prostatitis patients with copulative dysfunction.

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[The use of physical factors in the rehabilitative treatment of patients with stone fragments in the upper urinary tract after extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy].

155 patients with fragments of the crushed stones in the upper urinary tract after lithotripsy were divided into 3 groups. 60 patients of group 1 received dynamic amplipulse therapy, oral mineral water, iodobromine baths. Elimination of the fragments was observed in 91.7% of the patients. Group 2 patients (n = 60) were exposed to local vibration, ultrasound and iodobromine baths. The effect occurred in 96.7% of the cases. 35 patients of group 3 were exposed to impulse low-frequency magnetic field and took iodobromine baths. The elimination of the fragments occurred in 62.9% of the cases after a single treatment course.

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[Turpentine white emulsion baths in the rehabilation in patients with sexual dysfunctions].

100 patients with sexual dysfunction (SD) and 20 SD patients took turpentine white emulsion baths and sodium chloride baths, respectively. The turpentine baths were given with step-by-step rise in turpentine concentration from 20 to 50 ml per 200 l of water, temperature 36-37 degrees C, duration of the procedure 10-15 min. The course consisted of 10-12 procedures which were conducted daily or each other day. The turpentine baths were more effective than sodium chloride baths (85 vs 50%, respectively).

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[The effect of ultra high frequency electromagnetic fields on the intrarenal blood flow and kidney morphology in pyelonephritis (experimental study].

The study was made of the action of electromagnetic decimetric waves (DMW) of mild and strong heat power and placebo on intraorganic circulation using functional polyrheography and morphological examination of the kidneys with infectious-inflammatory process. DMW of the above power have a marked hemodynamic action via stimulation of the circulation of the intermediary zone with an effect of redistribution of the intrarenal blood flow. Weak heat DMW in experimental pyelonephritis exhibit a distinct antiinflammatory effect while strong DMW impact aggravates vascular reaction associated with inflammation. This deteriorates the inflammation and gives rise to hyperimmune reactions. The findings provide pathogenetic grounds for DMW therapy. It is recommended for treatment of patients with chronic pyelonephritis with dynamic obstruction of the upper urinary tracts allowing for the power of the impact and activity of the inflammation.

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