Vol 15, No 1 (2016)

Articles

The spa and health resort-based treatment of the patients presenting with metabolic disturbances and toxic hepatic lesions

Efimenko N.V., Ledovskaya T.I., Kaisinova A.S., Fedorova T.E.

Abstract

The objective of the present study was to develop the methods for the spa and health resort-based treatment of the subjects employed at the chemical industry enterprises and suffering from metabolic disturbances and toxic hepatic lesions. A total of 76 patients at the mean age of 48,8 ± 5,7 years presenting with these problems were available for the examination. The patients were given the routine spa and health resort-based treatment supplemented by the consumption of the Essentuki-type drinking mineral waters, dalargin magnetic electrophoresis applied to the abdominal region, and the use of the biologically active additives (Metabolit Plus). This treatment as found to facilitate the improvement of the clinical, biochemical, hormonal, immunological, and hemodynamic characteristics of the patients’ condition. In addition, it promoted normalization of lipid peroxidation in the patients presenting with metabolic disturbances and toxic hepatic lesions.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):4-7
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The importance of prolactin for the evaluation of the effectiveness of the spa and health resort-based treatment of gynecological diseases

Boldyreva O.A., Kaladze N.N.

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The objective of the present study was to evaluate the influence of peloid therapy on the dynamics of clinical and hormonal characteristics of the women presenting with bacterial vaginosis (BV) and accompanying chronic inflammation of the small pelvis organs depending on the initial prolactin (PRL) level. A total of 186 women with this pathology underwent the examination under conditions of a spa and health resort facility for the elucidation of their clinical symptoms and parameters of hormonal regulation. The patients were divided into two groups. Group 1 was comprised of 128 women suffering from BV and having the normal PRL level. Group 2 consisted of 58 women with bacterial vaginosis in combination with hyperprolactinemia (HP). We undertook the dynamic assessment of the clinical and laboratory findings before and after peloid therapy given to the patients of both groups. It was shown that the application of the silt-sulfide therapeutic muds for the treatment of bacterial vaginosis in the women with the normal prolactin level facilitates the formation of positive clinical dynamics, modulates secretion of pituitary hormones, and stimulates the functional activity of both the adrenal glands and the ovaries. Peloid therapy of the women presenting with BV and HP caused the further aggravation of hormonal disbalance as a result of enhancement of the initial PRL level and discoordination of the hypophyseal-ovarian component of the hormonal regulation system; taken together, these effects thereby impaired the effectiveness of the treatment. The results of the study indicate that the level of prolactin can be used as a marker of the effectiveness of the spa and health resort-component of the combined treatment of gynecological diseases. It is concluded that the prescription of such treatment including peloid therapy to the women suffering from these pathologies must take into consideration the initial parameters of hormonal regulation and the presence of hyperprolactinemia.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):7-11
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On the mechanism of action of drinking mineral waters in the small intestines

Filimonov R.M., Gerasimenko M.Y.

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Federal state budgetary institution “Russian Research Centre of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy”, Russian Ministry of Health, 121099, Moscow, Russia The majority of the enzymes need cofactors to manifest their catabolic activity. One group of the cofactors is comprised of metals. Many reactions involved in biosynthesis of biologically active compounds depend on the presence of macro- and microelements. In this context, mineral waters are of special importance as containing a great variety of mineral substances that exert the well-apparent influence on many biological processes, physiological and biochemical reactions. The mechanisms of their action on these processes are not yet properly understood and await an in-depth investigation. The present article is focused on the significance of mineral water (MW) consumption as one of the most important factors in the nutritional support of homeostasis of the digestive system and the organism at large. Special emphasis is placed on the influence of mineral waters on the nutrient transport and absorption processes in the small intestines with special reference to the role of peroxidation and certain adenosine triphosphatases. The paramount importance of maintaining the proper pH level is underscored. Bearing in mind the complicated character and poor knowledge of the mechanisms of action of mineral waters in the organism, the authors emphasize the necessity of their interdisciplinary investigation.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):11-14
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The application of transcranial magnetic stimulation for the treatment of metabolic syndrome

Frolkov V.K., Kulish A.V., Gerasimenko M.Y., Nagornev S.N., Lavrent'eva O.V., Gusakova E.V., Rygina K.V.

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This article is focused n the analysis of the influence of transcranial magnetic stimulation on the hormonal regulation of carbohydrate and lipid metabolism in the patients presenting with metabolic syndrome. It is shown that the transcranial application of a magnetic field stimulates sensitivity of the tissues to insulin and thereby facilitates the reduction of arterial pressure and optimization of lipid and glucose metabolism.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):15-19
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The application of aquatherapy in the programs for the rehabilitation of the patients following a previous cardiovascular diseases

Persiyanova-Dubrova A.L., Badalov N.G.

Abstract

The present study was designed to evaluate the possibilities for the application of aquatherapy in the framework of the therapeutic and health promotion programs. Although the relevant investigations are small in number, their results indicate that aquatherapy provides a powerful tool for the prevention of the cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and the rehabilitation after recovery from this pathology. Under certain conditions, this therapeutic modality is the method of choice for the treatment of a specific group of patients either in combination with the aerobic activity or as an alternative to it. The recognition of the importance of aquatherapy and its further development require the extension and the modification of the currently available scientifically sound evidence base.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):19-24
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Substantiation of the chronobiological approach to the treatment of the patients presenting with chronic cholecystitis

Poddubnaya O.A.

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The development of the novel approaches to the enhancement of the effectiveness of the rehabilitative measures for the patients presenting with chronic cholecystitis in the combination with opistorchosis and dysfunction of the urinary bladder remains a serious challenge. The timely comprehensive non-medicamentous rehabilitation with the application of the chronobiologcal methods may be instrumental in the normalization of the functional state of the biliary system and the improvement of the characteristics of colloidal stability of bile with the simultaneous promotion of the adaptive capacities of the organism. Such rehabilitation is likely to increase the therapeutic effectiveness of the rehabilitative measures and reduce the risk of the progress of the disease and the development of complications.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):24-29
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The influence of abdominal decompression on microhemodynamics in the patients presenting with vertebral osteochondrosis

Kir'yanova V.V., Chaban A.A., Makarov E.A.

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The patients presenting with the manifestations of reflectory syndromes associated with lumbar osteochondrosis were examined for the determination of the velocity and volumetric characteristics of the blood flow in the vessels of the microcirculatory system on the fingernail beds of the first digits of both the upper and lower extremities following a course of abdominal decompression. The hemodynamic events at these sites were studied by means of transcutaneous ultrasound dopplerography (USD) in the minimally invasivemode with the use of a “Minimax-Doppler-K” computer-controlled ultrasound device. The results thus obtained before and after the treatment by abdominal decompression with the help of a KAD-01-AKTs “Nadezhda” apparatus were compared. The treatment consisted of 10 procedures. A total of 35 patients at the mean age of 41 ± 12,17 years were available for the examination. It was shown that the treatment resulted in the improvement of microcirculation at all the sites where it was measured. The results of the study give evidence of the active influence of abdominal decompression on the blood flow velocity in the microcirculation system and of the reflectory activation of microcirculation in the regions that are not directly affected by the pathogenic factor.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):29-34
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Laser therapy of hematogenic osteomyelitis in the children

Trunova O.V., Mashkov A.E.

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The present study included 40 children presenting with acute hematogenic osteomyelitis and exacerbation of chronic osteomyelitis. It was shown that a course of laser therapy resulted in the positive dynamics of the inflammatory process, the improvement of blood circulation in the inflamed regions, stimulation of immunity, acceleration of the wound healing, and the reduction of the hospital stay by 3 or 4 days. Other beneficial effects of the treatment included the decreased duration of the severe and febrile conditions, alleviation of inflammation, normalization of the hematological status, and the increase of sensitivity of microflora to antibiotics.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):34-37
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The state of the thymus and bone marrow in the rats following laser irradiation of the skeletal muscles and physical load on the irradiated animals

Bulyakova N.V., Azarova V.S.

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We have evaluated the state of the skeletal muscles, thymus, and bone marrow before and after laser irradiation of the rats and following the physical load on the irradiated animals. In the first experiment, both hind limbs of each rat in the region of projection of gastrocnemius muscles were subjected to 5 sessions of infrared laser irradiation at a dose of 11.70-12.60 J/sq.cm during 12 days with the use of a He-Ne laser. In the second experiment, the similarly irradiated rats were subjected to physical load in the form of swimming during 30 minutes. The histological, morphometric, cytological, and cytogenetic analysis have demonstrated that the muscle mass of the animals involved in the two experiments did not change. At the same time, laser irradiation caused the impairment of the function of the thymus and bone marrow. This effect was even more pronounced when the animals underwent the combined influence of laser irradiation and physical load. The ana-telophase assay revealed a rise in the number of cells with aberrant mitoses in the two organs of the immune system. It is concluded that in order to reduce the possible unfavourable consequences of laser therapy for the skeletal muscles preceding the physical load/training, it is necessary to choose the optimal dose of radiation and develop a sparing regime of laser irradiation taking into consideration the initial state of the organism.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):37-42
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The use of the knee joint replacement prosthesis after the amputation at the level between hip and knee

Prokopenko R.A.

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This review was designed to characterize the current state-of-the-art of knee joint replacement prosthetics with respect to the cases of the amputation at the level between hip and knee. Various types of knee joint modules are compared. The clinical and biomechanical methods are described that are employed to evaluate the effectiveness of the movements of the disabled patients following the amputation at the level between hip and knee.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):43-48
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The application of electrical myostimulation for the purpose of neuro-rehabilitation

Baklushina E.A., Yastrebtseva I.P.

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We undertook the review and analysis of the current literature publications of the leading national scientific schools and theforeign authors concerning the application of electrical myostimulation for the purpose of neuro-rehabilitation of the patients presenting with the stroke-associated locomotor disorders. The method is based on the electrical stimulation of the nerves and muscles by means of the application of a current with the pre-determined characteristics from the myostimulator through electrodes to the human body. The current thus triggers the sanogenetic mechanisms of the organism and thereby promotes the restoration of the lost function. At present, there is no universally accepted algorithm for the application of stimulation therapy. Therefore it was deemed appropriate to describe various approaches to the use of the above method together with the conflicting results obtained with the help of electrical myostimulation.
Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):49-54
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The educational course “Management of the combined rehabilitation of the vertigo-associated conditions”

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Russian Journal of Physiotherapy, Balneology and Rehabilitation. 2016;15(1):54-56
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