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PubMed2000

[Balneotherapy, health care and public health].

The actual interest of Spa-therapy in public health is considered as a way of improving health, well-being state or as prevention or treatment of different diseases. The various definitions of health are exposed and its possible influence in human beings, and in particular the complexity of the Spa-therapy. The possible positive effects of the Spa-therapy have been tested in the official Centers of several countries and have been considered of great value in Health Education its signification as a primary, secondary and tertiary health agent.

Balneology↗
PubMed2001

[Balneotherapy of children with sequelae of brain injury].

The paper presents manifestations of aftereffects of cranio-cerebral trauma in children. A lot of clinical observations grounded the expediency of a combined sanatorium treatment of such patients using mineral baths of different chemical composition. Radon baths are preferable, especially in patients with hypertensive hydrocephalus syndrome.

Adolescent↗
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[Neurohumoral regulation during balneotherapy of children with diffuse thyroid enlargement].

Spectral analysis of cardiac rhythm registered neurohumoral rearrangements which indicated differences in activity of regulatory mechanisms in children with diffuse enlargement of the thyroid. This activity varied with the size of the thyroid, age of patients, special effects of sodium-chloride (mineralization 20 and 40 g/l) and iodobromine baths. Indications and contraindications are specified to administration of these factors in diffuse thyroid enlargement of the first and second degree.

Adolescent↗