Rehabilitation of patients after a new coronavirus infection COVID-19 in a sanatorium-resort institution

Fatuev, Оleg E.

doi:10.36425/rehab104442

Physical and rehabilitation medicine, medical rehabilitation

2022

DOI: 10.36425/rehab104442

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Rehabilitation of patients after a new coronavirus infection COVID-19 in a sanatorium-resort institution

Оleg E. Fatuev

Abstract: The work is devoted to the organization of post-COVID rehabilitation of patients using adaptive phage therapy technology in a sanatorium-and-spa institution. The use of a complex of agents with bacteriophages for inhalation and oral administration against the background of ongoing physical activity and physiotherapeutic methods of influence helps to restore the functional abilities of the body and optimize the results of previous treatment in patients who have undergone a new coronavirus infection COVID-19.

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Drug-Free Therapy of Lipid Metabolism in Patients with Cardiovascular Pathology, after COVID-19, in Course of Aftertreatment (Rehabilitation) in Sanatorium Conditions

Kulikova

Vinzhegina²,

Chkheidze

et al. 2022

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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COVID-19 has seen a rise in cardiovascular diseases (CVD). Treatment (rehabilitation) of COVID-19 survivors is one of the most difficult tasks, and non-drug correction of lipid metabolism in COVID-19 survivors is complicated by the low level of research on this issue. Aim. To conduct a comparative assessment of lipid metabolism and to estimate the efficacy of COVID-19 patients at the stages of rehabilitation in a sanatorium. Material and methods. The study enrolled 117 patients with CVD and after endovascular treatment (EV) who underwent COVID-19 for the last 6 months. Three groups for non-drug treatment with intranasal B1 electrophoresis and low-intensity infrared laser irradiation (LILI) were formed in patients with CVD who underwent COVID-19. Results and discussion. A significant increase in total cholesterol (TC) and triglycerides (TG) was found in 75.5% of patients after COVID-19, which was reflected in the electrocardiogram (ECG) in the form of right ventricular (RV) overstress. In addition to drug therapy, a combination of intranasal drug electrophoresis B1 and low-intensity infrared laser radiation (LILI) in pulsed mode (l=904 nm, power (PM) – 8-10 W/cm2, pulse duration 100-150 ns, frequency 80- 10000 Hz) on projection zones of the liver (angle of the 9th intercostal space in front/right and behind/right 5 minutes each) with special physical exercises can become as a method of additional lipid-correcting action. Lipidogram values in patients with IBI, HD and MI differ significantly, with the prevalence of total cholesterol levels, especially in patients with CAD and MI after a history of covid-infection, demonstrating the negative impact of viral infection on metabolic processes. Physiotherapeutic treatment in sanatoriums helped to eliminate lipid-vascular shifts – potential risks of thrombotic complications. Conclusion. Lipid metabolism correction in patients with CVD after COVID-19 allows reducing the risk of complications of the underlying disease and increasing the efficiency at the stage of recovery (rehabilitation) in a sanatorium.

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Drug-Free Therapy of Lipid Metabolism in Patients with Cardiovascular Pathology, after COVID-19, in Course of Aftertreatment (Rehabilitation) in Sanatorium Conditions

Kulikova

Vinzhegina²,

Chkheidze

et al. 2022

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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Rehabilitation of patients after a new coronavirus infection COVID-19 in a sanatorium-resort institution

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Drug-Free Therapy of Lipid Metabolism in Patients with Cardiovascular Pathology, after COVID-19, in Course of Aftertreatment (Rehabilitation) in Sanatorium Conditions

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