SU806035A1 - Method of treating senestopatic syndrome - Google Patents

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(54) METHOD OF TREATING SENESTOPATHIC SYNDROME

The invention relates to medicine, in particular to methods for treating sensory perception disorders, for example, the senesthopathic syndrome, which is quite common in psychiatric and neurological clinics. There is a known method of treating senestopathic glands by administering medicinal agents and reflexes {1}. However, the timing of treatment with a known method is long. The invention is a reduction in the duration of treatment. The goal is achieved by administering drugs and reflex effects of segmeitis on the nerve endings of the bone. At the same time, nerve endings of the bone are affected by an increase in intraosseous pressure. In addition, the nerve endings of the bone are affected by local anesthetic agents as well as by electric current. The method is carried out as follows. The needle with mandrin is inserted on a tremor (in the spinous process of the spine, the posterior upper ileal protuberance and other bones) Mandren is removed and the wire electrode coated with an insulating varnish (except the tip at a distance of 1–3 mm) is inserted instead. The intra-bone introduced electrode is active and is connected to the negative pole of the pulse generator. The other electrode is indifferent and is positioned segmented on the skin. The ratio of the areas of the electrodes is 1:10. The chronaximetric technique is used to determine the h) incidence of skin {nerve elements. The parameters of the current when exposed are selected individually depending on the indices of xp (maximetry. For example, if chronaxie is 0.08 ms with a 10 V reobase, electrical stimulation is performed with the following parameters: an irritating pulse duration of 0.1 mr, a voltage of 10 V, pulse frequency is 150 Hz, the duration of stimulation is 7-10 minutes In general, the current parameters are selected as follows: if chronaxi is up to 0.1 ms.

pulse frequency 200-300 Hz with a pulse duration of 0.1 ms; chronax 0.1–10 ms, pulse frequency 150200 Hz, with a pulse duration of 0.3 ms; chronaxi is higher than 10.0 ms, the pulse frequency is 100 Hz with a pulse duration of 0.5 ms.

After the end of the stimulation, the electrodes and are removed. the needle.

Exposure by increasing intraosseous pressure and intraosseous administration of drugs.

Mancha) is removed, a syringe is put on the needle with a 0.5% solution of novocaine or 0.9% sodium chloride solution. The above solutions are injected in an amount of 1.5-3.0 ml.

After the end of intraosseous administration, the needle is removed.

The proposed method is applied in 80 patients suffering from senesthopathic syndrome. Patients in nosological units were distributed as follows:

Various forms of schizophrenia 38 patients Vegetative depression18 patients

Cyclothymia4 patients

Reactive depressive conditions 5 patients

Diencephalic epilepsy3 patients

Senesgopathic syndrome in somatic diseases of 12 patients The above reflex effects from segmental nerve endings of the bone were performed against the background of psychopharmacological means, when persistence of senestopathic manifestations was noted. Prior to the use of osteoreceptual effects, most patients underwent segmental intraosseous and intramuscular novocainic blockade.

A significant decrease in the manifestations of senestopathic syndrome or its remission was noted in 70% of patients exposed to reflex effects from the skeletal system. In addition, the restoration of cerebral homeostasis was noted in terms of internal synchronization in the Z frequency range in the electroencephalogram.

Reflex effects begin with baroceptive irritation of the nerve endings of the bone. In cases of insufficient reflex effects, they resort to a solution of novocaine, and, finally, to the effect of an electric current directly on the nervous elements of the bone.

No complications were observed during the implementation. Patients with appropriate training are well tolerated by reflex effects from the nervous elements of the bone.

5 As a result of treatment, senestopathies disappeared completely or their intensity decreased markedly. After treatment, patients become more active, energetic, much less fix their attention on unpleasant sensations. With the help of the proposed method, the efficiency was increased and the terms of treatment of patients were noticeably reduced.

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Claims (4)

1. Method of treating senestopathic syndrome Roma by administering drugs and reflex effects, characterized in that, in order to shorten the treatment time, the effects are segmented on the nerve endings of the bone. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the effect on the nerve endings of the bone is an increase in intraosseous pressure. 3. The method according to claim 1, which is based on the fact that the local anesthetic means act on the nerve windows5 of the bones. 4. The method according to claim 1, which is based on the effect of electric current on the nerve endings of the bone. 0Sources of information taken into account in the examination 1. M. Zevin. Depression back pain and clise. prolusion Refationohips and propessed psychopathalogiae menchanism Dis newsept, 5 1971, 32, NO 7, p. .