Application of Traumell S in complex treatment of spastic manifestations in spinal patients

Authors

  • A. T. Stashkevich Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics of the Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine
  • Y. M. Barchina Kiev City Rehabilitation Center for Spinal Patients, Kiev, Ukraine

Keywords:

obsolete spinal cord injury, the spine, spastic syndrome, conservative treatment

Abstract

Spastic manifestations of chronic lesions of the spinal cord and the spine have been analyzed in 24 patients. Complex application of antihomotoxic preparation Traumell S 2,2 ml as intramuscular and endolumbar introduction including influence on biological active points resulted in generally stimulated effect that is normal sleep, good appetite, disappearance of astenodepressive syndrome. Moreover intensity of spasticity also was reduced. This effect is more expressed in patients with initial spasticity stages and in combination with endolumbar introduction of Traumell S including biological active points.

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Stashkevich, A. T., & Barchina, Y. M. Application of Traumell S in complex treatment of spastic manifestations in spinal patients. Ukrainian Neurosurgical Journal, (1), 74–75. Retrieved from https://theunj.org/article/view/138159

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No. 1 (2004)

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To practicing physician

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