Biomedical subjects

A A Li

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[The use of sinusoidal modulated currents and iodobromine baths in treating patients with the "stone pathway" of the upper urinary tract].

After exposure to sinusoidal modulated currents and iodinebromine baths there was a decrease in serum levels of calcium, alanin aminotransferase, lactate dehydrogenase and urinary calcium, oxalates, leukocytes, red cells, acceleration of radiopharmaceutical accumulation (Tmax) and elimination from the kidneys (T1/2), urolith fragments (1-5 mm in size) elimination from the upper urinary tract in 21 (48.9%) out of 43 patients. The above physiotherapeutic complex is indicated for urolithiasis patients with associated diseases (hyperesthesia, causalgia).

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[The use of interference currents and iodobromine baths in the therapy of patients with chronic nonobstructive pyelonephritis].

30 patients were exposed to interference currents (IC) alone (group 1) versus 34 patients treated with IC plus iodobromine baths (group 2). After IC action on the region of the kidney projection patients of group 1 experienced positive changes in cellular and humoral immunity providing an antiinflammatory effect. In group 2, the improvement was seen in renal and urinary functions, 24-h urinary excretion of oxalates and calcium diminished. Interference current proved beneficial in chronic pyelonephritis patients with latent inflammation. The combined therapy was effective in patients at high risk of lithogenesis.

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[The use of physiotherapy and antibacterial preparations in urogenital infections].

Antibacterial antibiotics only, antibiotics in combination with immunostimulators, antibiotics plus immunostimulators plus physiotherapy were administered in 132 patients with urethroprostatitis caused by mixed infection (18, 45 and 69 patients, respectively). A complete recovery was achieved only in patients who had been treated with the antibiotics, immunostimulators and physiotherapy. After antibiotics, residual infection was registered in 11.1% of the patients, clinical symptoms persisted in 6 patients; after antibiotics combined with immunostimulators in 6.7% and 4 patients, respectively.

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