The effectiveness of bioresonance therapy in the complex treatment of patients with burn injury

AUTHORS : Umirbaev S.O. | Ryspaev M.A.

RELEVANT UNIVERSITIES : Taraz, Kazakhstan

YEAR : 2004 | Category : Method of Treatment

In recent years, the number of people receiving various injuries in accidents, natural and man-made disasters has been growing. In the treatment of patients with various severe traumatic brain injuries and injuries of the musculoskeletal system, surgical interventions are the main, and sometimes the only method of treatment. However, the operation and especially anesthesia in its various modifications are not indifferent to the patient.

Each operation is fraught with various intraoperative, postoperative early and late complications, which reduce the effectiveness of the operation as a stage in the patient’s treatment. Any operation is a gross mechanical, biochemical, psychoemotional and bioenergetic intervention in the life and activities of a person, leaving behind rough traces, the restoration of which without energy-informational correction is a difficult task.

That is why, after major operations (such as: craniotomy with the removal of hematomas, foreign bodies, fragments and bullets, osteosynthesis of bones, suturing of blood vessels and tendons, skin grafts and joint prosthetics, etc.), the full recovery of the body and its ability to work is greatly delayed. After such operations, patients remain disabled for a long time, and sometimes patients become disabled, In order to reduce and better preoperative rehabilitation of patients, bioresonance correction and postoperative rehabilitation were carried out with the help of the AIC “IMEDIS-FALL”.