DocumentCode
2677314
Title
Foundation of the ozone/NO-ultrasound method in treatment and rehabilitation of patients with milk gland cancer and lymphedema of upper extremity after combined treatment
Author
Mironenko, Vadim N. ; Pedder, Valeriy V. ; Kosenok, Victor K. ; Naboka, Maxim V. ; Dmitrienko, Svetlana V. ; Surgutskova, Irina V.
Author_Institution
Omsk State Med. Acad., Omsk, Russia
fYear
2009
fDate
1-6 July 2009
Firstpage
382
Lastpage
382
Abstract
The summary form only given. The new high effective ozone/NO ultrasonic method in complicated postoperative wound treatment of post-radiation fibroses and lymphedema of upper extremity after combined treatment of milk gland cancer is designed and introduced in clinic practice. Method uses ultrasonic and ozone/NO-generating devices which is resolved for clinical application and provides the possibility for treatment the patients with milk gland cancer by the way of complex application of thermal contact temperatures, low frequency ultrasound and high active ozone/NO-contained medicals in various phase states of treatment and rehabilitation of patients. This method have been successfully clinically tested and can be recommended for introduction into the system of treatment and rehabilitation actions within the limits of treatment programs for patients with milk gland cancer.
Keywords
biological organs; cancer; hyperthermia; patient rehabilitation; tumours; ultrasonic therapy; lymphedema; milk gland cancer treatment; ozone-NO-ultrasound method; patient rehabilitation; post-radiation fibroses; thermal contact temperature; ultrasonic generating devices; Cancer; Dairy products; Extremities; Frequency; Glands; Medical treatment; System testing; Temperature; Ultrasonic imaging; Wounds; Thermo-contrast temperatures; lymphedema; milk gland cancer; ozone; ozone oxide (II); rehabilitation; treatment; ultrasound;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Micro/Nanotechnologies and Electron Devices, 2009. EDM 2009. International Conference and Seminar on
Conference_Location
Novosibirsk
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-4571-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/EDM.2009.5174017
Filename
5174017
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