Clinical Study of High-induction Electromagnetic Stimulator SALUS Talent

Czech version

Authors: J. Poděbradský; R. Poděbradská
Authors‘ workplace: Lázně Dolní Lipová
Published in: Rehabil. fyz. Lék., 17, 2010, No. 3, pp. 95-100.
Category: Original Papers

Overview

This is a pilot study of clinical tests investigating analgesic effects of electromagnetic stimulator SALUS Talent on the pains in locomotor system. It is the first magneto-therapeutic device, where a subjective intensity can be reached during application of magnetic induction 2.5 Tesla. The statistical cohort enrolled 89 patients of rehabilitation outpatient department as well as patients undergoing therapy in Dolní Lipová Spa for dermal indications. The locomotor disorders were mostly of structural character. In most patients there was a marked, early and long-term analgesic effect. A dispersion effect proved to be dominant in this kind of treatment and it was direct as well as via sympathetic activation at the spinal stage, which subsequent improvement of thixotropic qualities of tissues in the application area.

Key words:
magnetotherapy, analgesia, analgesic effect, dispersion effect, SALUS Talent

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