Modern non-drug technologies for medical rehabilitation of children with consequences of perinatal affection of the central nervous system

Khan, Maya A.; Чубарова, А. И.; Degtyareva, Maria G.; Микитченко, Н А; Rumyantseva, Maria; Kuyantseva, L V

doi:10.17116/kurort20209706150

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“…Despite the decrease in the birth rate in Saratov Oblast over recent years, the frequency of preterm birth remains at a fairly high level of 6-8%, while the structure of prematurity has also changed: the number of children with extremely low and very low body weight at birth has increased. These children possess some specific traits during the neonatal period; hence, the methods of non-drug recuperation are especially relevant for them [7,8,9].…”

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Clinical significance of using transcranial magnetic therapy in comprehensive non-drug recuperation of neonates with perinatal lesions of central nervous system

2021

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The objective was to assess the effectiveness of the use of transcranial magnetic therapy in comprehensive non-drug recuperation of neonates with perinatal injury of the central nervous system. Materials and Methods. Our research involved 214 newborns with corrected age of 30 weeks of gestation and perinatal lesion of the central nervous system. Main group (n=79): neonates underwent standard pharmacotherapy in combination with comprehensive non-drug recuperation (which included dry immersion, music therapy and orolingual massage), and transcranial magnetic therapy. Comparison group (n=74): newborns underwent standard pharmacotherapy in combination with non-drug recuperation. Control group (n=61): infants received conventional pharmacotherapy. Results. In Main group, hyperexcitability syndrome was healed in 60% of infants, and autonomic visceral disorders were cured in 80% of children. CNS depression syndrome signs disappeared in 67% of neonates. A significant (p<0.05) decrease in the resistance index was noticed, along with reduction in elevated peripheral vascular resistance and expansion of physiological reflexes, especially of the oral automatism group. Odds ratio of normalization of oral reflexes by day 10 for Main group vs. Control group was 5.09 with 95% CI [1.8-13.8]; and for Main group vs. Comparison group, it was 3.0 with 95% CI [1.1-8.4]. Normalization of muscle tone and resistance index reduction by day 10 in Main group was observed 8 and 4 times more often, correspondingly, than in Control group. Odds ratios were 8.2 with 95% CI [1.8-16.3] and 4.05 with 95% CI [1.06-9.3], respectively. Conclusion. Non-drug recovery methods in combination with magnetic therapy generated the sedative effect; provided stimulation of respiratory movements and spontaneous motor activity; and contributed to restoring proper reflex action. Hence, they are recommended for inclusion in the perinatal CNS lesion therapy of neonates.

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Clinical significance of using transcranial magnetic therapy in comprehensive non-drug recuperation of neonates with perinatal lesions of central nervous system

2021

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Potential use of thermoneutral «dry immersion» in oncological rehabilitation

Grushina

2023

Vopr. kurortol. fizioter. lech. fiz. kul't.

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The Use of Lubricants for Massage: Historical Overview

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Eremushkin

2022

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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The paper provides a historical analysis of the main teaching aids, both Russian and foreign, which influenced the formation of modern classical massage techniques on the use of lubricants in the process of massage procedures. The research assessment section included mainly Russian-language publications of the XX century. The transformation of ideas from the complete acceptance of various means to improve the sliding of the hands of massage therapists during the massage procedure, to the complete rejection of their use, is noted. Aim. To prepare a literature review using Russian and foreign sources and present the data of modern research on the use of means to improve the sliding of the massage therapist’s hands in massage. Conclusion. Having analyzed the sources under study, we formed an opinion that most medical massage techniques should be performed without the use of additional agents that improve the slip of the massage therapist’s hands. However, only the clinical judgement expressed in the studied works is insufficient for the final solution of this problem, and clinical studies involving specialists of related specialties (medical chemists, pharmacologists, etc.) are required.

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Modern non-drug technologies for medical rehabilitation of children with consequences of perinatal affection of the central nervous system

Cited by 4 publications

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Clinical significance of using transcranial magnetic therapy in comprehensive non-drug recuperation of neonates with perinatal lesions of central nervous system

Clinical significance of using transcranial magnetic therapy in comprehensive non-drug recuperation of neonates with perinatal lesions of central nervous system

Potential use of thermoneutral «dry immersion» in oncological rehabilitation

The Use of Lubricants for Massage: Historical Overview

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