[The treatment results in inflammatory diseases of the adnexa uteri with different methods of using sinusoidal modulated currents]

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In 90 patients with inflammatory diseases of the uterine appendages, intracavitary and intraorgan sinusoidal modulated current electrophoresis of sodium salicylate demonstrated high efficacy according to echography.

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Abstract

Electrophoresis of 2% solution of sodium salicylate was made by impulse currents (SMC) according to transcutaneous, intracavitary, intraorgan techniques in 90 gynecological patients with nonspecific acute and chronic affections of the uterine appendages. Echography proved high efficacy of the intracavitary and intraorgan treatment. Simple performance of SMC therapy in combination with sodium salicylate solution microclysters and efficacy which was not inferior to intracavitary drug electrophoresis makes the method practicable in gynecology and physiotherapy.

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Electric Stimulation Therapy Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Acute Disease Adult Chronic Disease Combined Modality Therapy Electric Stimulation Therapy Evaluation Studies as Topic Female Humans Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

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