Biomedical subjects
E M Orekhova
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[The effect of low-frequency impulse electrotherapy on the function of the neurohumoral systems regulating the arterial pressure in hypertensive patients].
The function of humoral regulatory systems was studied in hypertensive patients. Relevant dysfunctions appeared related to hemodynamic types. In the hyperkinetic hemodynamic type the greatest benefit for pressor and depressor regulation was achieved with square-wave impulse 10 Hz currents under the orbital method, in the hypokinetic--with sinusoidal modulated currents at 100 Hz modulation frequency. 30 Hz sinusoidal modulated currents under orbital method are able to bring about a marked decrease in both pressor and depressor hormones levels in hypokinetic pattern of hemodynamics producing short-term hypotensive effects. Humoral action of low-frequency impulse electrotherapy depends on the current characteristics, frequency and site of exposure.
[The effect of different impulse currents on the cerebral hemodynamics of hypertensive patients].
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[The use of sinusoidal modulated currents as a method of electrosleep].
The study in 100 patients with stage II essential hypertension showed the validity of introduction of sinusoidal modulated currents into the technique of electric sleep. The results obtained served the basis for creation of the optimal therapeutic regime associated with a 94% response marked in hypertensive patients subjected to correction of systemic and cerebral hemodynamics.
[Effect of sinusoidal currents with phase shifts (according to method of electrosleep) on certain indicators of hemodynamics in patients with hypertensive disease].
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[The differential use of electrosleep for restoring the work capacity of athletes].
A comparative study has been made of the effects which might be produced on body functions of athletes by electric sleep. The induction of the sleep was conducted using square electric pulses with 10 and 100 Hz frequencies. The latter frequency (8-10 sleep procedures) stimulated the examinees somatically and psychologically, whereas electrotherapeutic sleep procedures at 10 Hz displayed sedative effects and thus were indicated for overstrained sportsmen and in some diseases.