Background: Bell’s palsy is an acute-onset peripheral facial and the commonest cause of LMN palsy. Facial resting symmetry expressions are determining factors attractiveness & being a marker good health. The study aims to compare effect motor imagery mirror book therapy for recovery in patients with acute Methods: Total 20 Patients suffering from were included study. Baseline data collected...

Hemorrhoids is one of the most common diseases of mankind. There are different methods of treatment, but many problems and complications are associated with the use these modalities. DC electrotherapy of hemorrhoids is an alternative method which offsets many of these conditions. Two hundred and ten patients with 426 hemorrhoidal tags of different grades underwent DC electrotherapy by a DC ...

Background: Cervical radiculopathy (CR) is a broad term that included any dysfunction related to the nerve root on cervical area. Most commonly affected C6- C7. condition in which patient feel pain, numbness, paraesthesia, tingling effect hand and upper extremity due impingement of The cause PIVD, instability, trauma, athletic changes; slip disc, foraminal stenosis, bone spur formation. A large...

There has been a recent resurgence of interest in therapeutic modalities using transcranial weak electrical stimulation through scalp electrodes, such as trans-cranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), as a means of experimentally modifying and studying brain function and possibly treating psychiatric conditions. A range of electrotherapy paradigms have been investigated, but no consistent met...

In treatment of subcutaneous solid tumors in mice locally applied electrotherapy by direct current and Lv, administered bleomycin were combined, The study showed the interaction of both treatments in a way, that the antitumour effect of both was more than additive when compared to single treatments, The electrotherapy by means of 0,6 rnA of one hour duration, as single treatment significantly d...

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â  background treatment of hemorrhoid disease is one of the most challenging fields in general surgery in which different methods are used to treat this condition. in this study, we compared the manometric and clinical results of three treatment methods for hemorrhoids. me t hod s a total of 150 patients with symptomatic grades ii or iii internal hemorrhoids were randomly assigned to three grou...

Since the 1980s and 1990s, vagus nerve and deep brain stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation and cranial electrotherapy stimulation have found their way into neurology as therapeutic approaches to epilepsy, Morbus Parkinson and other central nervous symptoms. Moreover, these methods have proven useful and provided hope in the therapy of other diseases, most of all in psychiatry. From a ...