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PubMed1989

[Controlled reflex and stimulation therapy of functional vertebrogenic pain syndromes].

Myo-vertebrogenous syndromes are the most frequent painful diseases. In physiotherapy methods of adjusted reflex-therapy like manipulations, neural therapy (therapeutic local anaesthesiology) and acupuncture in case of functional disturbances have been proved. We achieved an improvement in 93% of 1167 patients with acquired functional myo-vertebrogenous pain syndromes with the combination of this methods. In a prospective randomised study the superiority of combined reflex-therapy to the usual ambulant medicamentous physiotherapeutic treatment of low back pain syndromes is significant. Therefore special reflex-therapeutic consultations are recommended.

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[The sympathetic-adrenal system during reflex analgesia used in the treatment of a pathological preliminary period].

Effects of reflex analgesia on the activity of the sympathetic-adrenal system (SAS) were examined in pregnant females with an abnormal preliminary period. The status of SAS was judged by the results of urinary epinephrine and norepinephrine excretion tests. A session of reflex analgesia performed by electric acupuncture (3-30 Hz) in the pregnant women with an abnormal preliminary period and relative readiness of the generative passage for labor led to activation of SAS and childbirth induction. A session of combined exposure to electric acupuncture (3-7 Hz) and transcutaneous electric neurostimulation (60-80 Hz) in the pregnant women with a more prolonged preliminary period and unreadiness of the maternal passage for labor caused a decrease in SAS activity, which was followed by a therapeutic rest.

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PubMed1988

[Autonomic nervous system function of alcoholics during acupuncture treatment].

Clinical investigation was performed in 24 male Grade II alcoholics and a control age-matched groups. Autonomic disorders were polymorphic both in cardiovascular and other systems. Corporal-auricular acupuncture changed the autonomic nervous control that was evidenced in 12-13 sessions of electrical acupuncture point measurement. Acupuncture increased the parasympathetic influences. The data reflect the stabilization of adaptive mechanisms which were deteriorated in alcoholic patients.

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