The author attempted investigations of relativity between status of relaxation and results of magnetoencephalographic investigations when CapScan EEG/EMG technique is used.
Introduction: The article provides an example of using an alternating magnetic field in the medical rehabilitation of patients with cognitive impairment after suffering a stroke. The study included 40 patients aged 40 to 60 years. The procedure was a comprehensive rehabilitation plan using the Viofor JPS device. It proved the effectiveness of magnetic field therapy in patients with post-stroke cognitive failure.
Hamilton Depression Scale (HDS) as depression and hypomania's physical treatment factor.
The therapeutic efficacy of microTesla variable magnetic field applied as magnetostimulation, in the treatment of patients with drug-resistant depression was analyzed.
New methods of rehabilitation should be Introduced in order to reduce disability resulting from stroke. During the twelve months of follow-up, effect of low frequency magnetic field (If mf) on the course of patient rehabilitation following ischemic stroke was evaluated on in-patient (acute and subacute period of the stroke) and outpatient (chronic period) basis with the use of Mathew et al s and Barthel's scales.
Peripheral paralysis of facial nerve is frequent and ailment team of inertia of face (prosopoplegia) causing in patients row of nagging ailment.
Morbus Parkinsoni (Parkinson’s disease, PD) is the neurodegeneration illness of the central nervous system, which character¬izes tricky beginning and slow progress of the symptoms, meanwhile pathomorphology - the degeneration of the cells of part compact black matter including the dye neuromelanin.
Qualification the aim of work was influence of changing magnetic field low frequency (ELF- MF) in treatment of drug - resistant depression, as helping method basic treatment.
Sciatic neuralgia, ischialgia (Latin: ischias) is the syndrome of signs resulting from compression on spinal radices L4, L5 or Sp which form the sciatic nerve. Therapeutic approach in the treatment of these condition changes considerably and selected physiotherapeutic techniques are used increasingly often.
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic demyelinating disease of the nervous system, which pathogenesis is not fully understood. This is still an incurable disease, and therefore are sought, in addition to pharmacotherapy, other forms of therapy to alleviate clinical symptoms accompanying this disease and improve the functional status of patients.
