Changes in ankle-complex laxity and end-range stiffness were detected in ankles with histories of sprain. These results indicate the presence of altered mechanical characteristics in the soft tissues of the sprained ankles.
Review question / Objective: Patients who suffered post stroke depression The RCTs with experiment group(EG) and control group(CG) meeting one of the following conditions will be included: (1) the intervention of EG is the therapy based on acupuncture(including acupuncture alone, or the acupuncture plus fluoxetine), the intervention of CG is fluoxetine; (2) using a c u p u n c t u r e p l u s p l a c e b o a s t h e INPLASY 1
Background: Neurogenic sexual dysfunction (NSD) is a common problem in patients after spinal and pelvic trauma. New treatment is needed beyond medicine or psychological therapies. This study probes the potential for using repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) for NSD rehabilitation, the insights of which can inform further research.Methods: In a 24-year-old man who fell from six floor building, with multiple spinal and pelvic injuries, we used rTMS to treat his subsequent NSD. The therapy lasted for 3 months. Motor and sensory conductivities, as well as sexual function, were evaluated before and after the treatment.Results: The rTMS regimen produced satisfactory improvement on patient’s nerve conductivities and sexual activity. Improvements in sexual function were confirmed at 1-year follow-up. Conclusions: rTMS delivered a positive treatment to this patient with NSD. Potential mechanisms by which rTMS regulate sexual function need to be further investigated.
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