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PubMed1982

[Neuroreflexotherapy of facial vasomotor pains with soft laser (He-Ne). Discussion of the results in the light of the dermatoneuromeric theory].

The Author presents clinical cases suffering from facial pains of vascular origin treated with Helium-Neon 5 m.w. soft-laser. Local points belonging to the maxillary branch of the V pair, distant points increasing ACTH and beta endorphin levels, nose and ear points have been stimulated. 80% of our subjects previously treated with pharmacological therapy with none or little results, presented excellent and good results with segmental and hormonal neuroreflexotherapy. Results are discussed in the light of dermatoneuromeric theory.

Acupuncture Therapy↗
PubMed1980

[Experimental research on the effect of electro-acupuncture on reparative processes].

With a view to clarifying the mechanism whereby electroacupuncture aids teh repair of trophic ulcers, including inveterate forms resistant to ordinary treatments, reference is made to histochemical findings and histological findings in periulcerous tissues and experimental research into wound healing. Preliminary work showed that electroacupuncture improves the blood supply to ulcerous tissue and the local biochemistry, and accelerates the repair process. Experimental work also made it clear that the method, when use on alternate days with the modalities employed in clinical practice, accelerates the healing of wounds in the experimental animal.

Acupuncture Therapy↗
PubMed1980

[Electro-acupuncture and trophic ulcer].

Electroacupuncture was used in the treatment of 50 cases of tropic ulcer of the lower extremities, including 34 following phlebitis, by stimulation with a Roccia VTM apparatus at voltages and frequencies up to the patient's tolerance threshold. The needles stimulation was maintained for a maximum of 7 hr. A cure was obtained in all cases, including those where the ulcers were inveterate and resistant to routine forms of management.

Acupuncture Therapy↗
PubMed1980

[Recent acquisitions in reflexo-anesthesia].

Experimental data about the great analgetic value of electro ear-acupuncture stimulation in the cat (by prof. Durinjan--Central Research Institute for reflex-therapy--Moscow) are referred. The mechanism of analgesia by ear electro-stimulation is periacqueductal gray matter (PGM) activation. Trigeminal system as main center involved in this type of acupuncture analgesia is discussed. Up to date parameters for better analgetic results are foreseen.

Acupuncture Therapy↗
PubMed1995

[Physiological bases of the use of impulse currents in central electric neuroregulation].

The article gives basic science for application of impulse current to central neuroregulation in occupational physiology and physical training medicine. Analysis of fundamental works contributed by distinguished professionals in brain physiology and the personal experimental data helped to elaborate a medical technology of central electric neuroregulation (CELNER), the associated methodology and equipment. The studies proved efficiency of devices "LENAR" and "micro-LENAR" used for restoration of occupational performance in operators and for treatment of premorbid disorders of central nervous and cardiovascular systems. The authors defined ways to put the CELNER method into the medical practice for aviation, marine and physical training.

Aerospace Medicine↗