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U Solimene

Publications and source records attributed to U Solimene.

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PubMed1992

[The effect of the use of sinusoidal modulated currents on the recovery of athletes].

Modular sinusoidal currents were used to optimize the recovery process of the force of athletes' muscles. 113 elite athletes were analyzed. They were participants in rowing, cycling, tennis and Greco-Roman wrestling. In all cases the modular sinusoidal currents were applied to the dorso-cervical and lumbar regions. It was found that applications to the dorso-cervical regions normalize the altered parameters of the cardiovascular system and increase the capacity of the humeral muscles to contract. Furthermore they stabilize the adrenergic sympathetic zone and stimulate the immune system.

Bicycling↗
PubMed1977

[Ionized air respiratory rehabilitation technics].

The use of negative charge ionized air as a technique of respiratory rehabilitation has been examined. After some introductory remarks on the biological action of this climatic factor, literature references are reviewed and personal experience reported. The importance of negative ionization of air is stressed, especially in acute and chronic inflammatory forms of the airways.

Air Ionization↗
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[Thalassotherapy effect on cardiovascular system and cardiac rhythm variability].

A complex study of physiological parameters allowed us to analyse reactions of cardiovascular system to dipping into a hot water varying in salt concentrations. These reactions differ from those to dipping into cold water. Dipping into hot water leads to depression of the tonicity of parasympathic nervous system in such a manner that increased heart rate does not cause vascular contraction. Effects of water salt concentrations on the above parameters need further investigations.

Adult↗
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[Rehabilitative physiotherapy in Soviet medicine].

There are three different levels of rehabilitational physical therapy in heart diseases in the Soviet Union. Natural methods are used such as climate therapy, baths, sunshine and physiotherapy as well as artificial methods including laser, electric and mechanical energy, etc. Artificially produced mineral waters which are identical to natural ones are also applied. All these methods yield good results in myocardial infarction, cerebral ictus, coronary diseases, cerebral ischemia, hypothyroidism, etc.

Cardiac Rehabilitation↗