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[Clinical and experimental research on a massage cream in physiotherapeutic practice].

New Bulgarian preparations from mioton series (A, B and C) have of late attracted the attention of clinicians. Of a special interest for physiotherapists is mioton B. Broad-scale clinical and experimental trials (41 patients and 75 animals) demonstrated high clinical efficacy of the cream mioton B (Extr. caps. spis. 1.01% 01. bergamotae u ol. lavandulae) induced by ultraphonophoresis. No side effects were registered.

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PubMed1990

[Cardiorespiratory resuscitation: what is the mechanism of cardiac massage?].

The mechanism involved in the generation of cardiac output during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) are complex and still controversial. This article reviews the concepts of "cardiac pump" and "thoracic pump", which can both be implicated, before presenting the practical implications as well as the possibilities of development of new CPR techniques.

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PubMed1990

Effect of local anesthesia and ocular massage on central corneal curvature.

Using a standard Javal keratometer, we obtained central corneal curvature measurements in 19 patients before and after the administration of local anesthesia. We noted flattening of mean average keratometry which approached statistical significance, along with an increase in overall astigmatism. Decreased intraocular pressure was not found to be a factor.

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