Biomedical subjects

G V Shatkina

Publications and source records attributed to G V Shatkina.

16 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1991

[Corrective effect of reflexotherapy on the hypophyseal-ovarian and sympathetic-adrenal systems after ovariectomy].

The time course of LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, hydrocortisone, insulin and catecholamine levels in the blood was followed up in 62 patients of a reproductive age after surgical switch-off of the ovaries. Reflex therapy (electroacupuncture, acupuncture, other types of reflex therapy) included in the complex of postoperative treatment was conductive to the maintenance of a favorable level of hormones contributing to compensatory defense reactions to surgical stress and total ovariectomy.

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PubMed1991

[The reflexotherapy at the hospital stage of the functional disorders following the surgical shutoff of the ovaries].

Basing on the parameters of psychoemotional status and vegetovascular reactions in 104 patients of a reproductive age after surgical castration, the authors assess the results of combined therapy, including reflex therapy. The postoperative treatment resulted in improvement of psychoemotional status and normalization of the vegetovascular reactions that may be regarded as early manifestations of the post-castration syndrome.

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PubMed1991

[Reflex analgesia in the combined treatment of pregnant women with a pathological preliminary period].

The impact of reflex analgesia via transcutaneous electrical neurostimulation and electrical acupuncture was studied in 46 patients with an abnormal preliminary period by using tests of pain sensations and personal and reactive anxiety, ECG, hysterography, and computer-aided prediction of labor complications. Reflex analgesia was found to contribute to effective abolishment of preliminary pain sensations, to normalization of central nervous system function, autonomic reactions, uterine contractility, to reduction in pharmacological agent use and treatment duration, and to better delivery.

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PubMed1988