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[Dimethyl sulfoxide in the therapy of vibration disease].

Authors: V G, Kolesov; V D, Barskiĭ;

[Dimethyl sulfoxide in the therapy of vibration disease].

Abstract

The article contains results of clinical studies of dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) therapeutic application at vibration disease (VD) cases caused by local vibration and in comparison with the generally accepted complex therapy. 30% DMSO water solution skin compresses were used applied to the affected zones of the upper extremities for 1-1.5 hours daily with 12-15 procedures in the whole course. It was established that DMSO effects are positive in most VB manifestations: regional angiodystonia, sensor and vegetative--sensor polyneuropathy, arthroses, and particularly in cases of muscle dystonia and myodistrophy, humeroscapular periarthrosis. This kind of technique simplifies VD therapy as it excludes physiotherapy procedures and limits medication to a great extent, doing with no drugs at all in some cases. Treatment costs and clinical course duration are also lowered.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Occupational Diseases, Solutions, Drug Evaluation, Humans, Dimethyl Sulfoxide, Middle Aged, Bandages, Vibration

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