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Iu V Berlin

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PubMed1995

[The use of a pulsed magnetic field in the treatment of lupus erythematosus].

The authors review literature data on application of impulsed magnetic field (IMF) in clinical practice. IMF introduction in LE treatment is thought beneficial because IMF antiinflammatory, analgetic effects, positive action on microcirculation, immunological reactivity, the ability to upgrade the effect of combined therapy. The trends observed in the clinical and laboratory indices allowed the authors to recommend IMF for wide application in LE.

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PubMed1994

[Experimental validation of the efficacy of laser-magnetic therapy for chronic placental insufficiency].

A new pathogenetically based non-medicamentous method for correction of uteroplacental bloodflow disturbances has been developed on the model of chronic placental insufficiency in rats. A single 5 min laser-magnetic exposure on day 21 of normal pregnancy resulted in a vasodilating effect with reduction of the peripheral resistance in the uterine horn vessels and with improvement of their blood supply. A new LAMA laser magneto-therapeutic device was employed. Daily 5 min sessions of laser magnetic therapy administered to rats with chronic placental insufficiency from pregnancy days 15-16 to 21 normalized uterine horn contractility and resulted in positive morphofunctional changes in the components of the uterine horns and placenta, being associated with a noticeable improvement of fetal functions. Hence, laser magnetic therapy may be regarded as an effective non-drug method for therapy of chronic placental insufficiency.

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[A "travelling" low-frequency impulse magnetic field in the treatment of patients with lumbar osteochondrosis].

A trial of travelling impulse low-frequency magnetic field generated by Alimp-1 apparatus has been performed in 120 patients with lumbar osteochondrosis. Clinical and laboratory assessment of the therapeutic effect showed improvement in 78.6% of those treated. The response can be attributed to the simultaneous action of numerous inductors solenoids covering a large area. This fact is essential in advanced disease.

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