Effectiveness of the Combined Treatment of Functional Electrical Stimulation and Deambulation in Diabetic Arteriopathy

Solá, Ma Lourdes del Río; Puerta, Carlos Vaquero

doi:10.1016/j.avsg.2019.05.015

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“…b. Twenty-ve articles studied transepithelial electric elds regulate cell migration, orientation, and nerve growth . c. One article covered aspect of bioelectricity that regulates cellular differentiation and diabetic arteriopathy (19).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…For instance, in the foot and ankle area applying bioelectricity has been effective in the improvement of diabetic arteriopathies. Applying functional electrical stimulation (FES) can change the vascular development and minimizes chronic pain, through improvement in arterial, venous and lymphatic ow (19).…”

Section: Category 3: Cellular Differentiationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Based on this connection, the research shows that bioelectrical signalling is vital to the healing process(36). In the foot and ankle area, this healing process has been discussed in three primary sections: Regeneration and mending of wound(8), treatment of a damaged nervous system (14), and modi cation of arteriopathies through changes in the cellular proliferation or expression and pattern of genes (19).…”

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How might the consideration of cell polarity affect the daily therapeutic practise? A review study.

Ravanbod

2023

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Background: In addition to biochemical gradients and transcriptional networks, the behaviour of cells is controlled by endogenous bioelectrical signals resulting from the action of ion channels and pumps. Both biochemical and transcription network modifications can have their impacts through bioelectric modifications, and bioelectric modifications by producing polarity can act as precursor patterns for future genetic evolutions and biochemical modifications. In further details, the proliferation, differentiation, cell shape, and death of stem, progenitor, and somatic cells are governed by instructive messages mediated by variations in resting potential. Cells are regulated not only by their own Vmem (membrane resting potential) but also by the Vmem of their neighbours, establishing networks through electrical synapses known as gap junctions. Changes in the spatial and temporal distribution of Vmem in nonneuronal somatic tissues produce cell polarity which govern pattern development and act as signals that establish the polarity of the body's anatomical axis, and initiate limb regeneration. This article discusses how variations in cell polarity can induce clinical problems and how examining cell polarity might aid in symptom management. Methods: Using Ovid-MEDLINE, Cochrane central, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science (WOS), and Embase, a comprehensive qualitative literature review was conducted from February 1, 2018, through February 1, 2023. This evaluation includes all types and designs of studies involving the phrases bioelectric, cell polarity, electroceuticals, human, people, diseases, illnesses, and foot and ankle problems, which were connected using the conjunctions "and" and "or." Results: From a total of 1281 publications identified, 27 were chosen. One of this research investigated bioelectric wound healing. 25 studies addressed bioelectric nerve cell growth, whereas one evaluated bioelectricity-induced cellular differentiation in the treatment of arteriopathies. Conclusion: After analysing the data, the author recommends that cell polarity be addressed for the treatment and prevention of most, if not all, foot and ankle problems. This strategy will assist in addressing most of the predisposing factors and healing impediments for a disease, hence enhance healing process and reducing the likelihood of recurrence or parallel conditions. Due to the limits of bioelectricity measurement and the involvement of mechanical and chemical gradients, more studies are required to confirm these results.

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Section: Category 3: Cellular Differentiationmentioning

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How might the consideration of cell polarity affect the daily therapeutic practise? A review study.

Ravanbod

2023

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“…Eligible studies with different designs were grouped into three categories: a) One study focused on wound-healing [8]. b) A total of 25 studies examined transepithelial EFs and their influence on cell migration, orientation, and nerve growth [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28]. c) Another study explored the aspect of bioelectricity that regulate cellular differentiation and diabetic arteriopathy [19].…”

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“…For instance, applying bioelectricity to the foot and ankle area improves diabetic arteriopathies, as ES can change vascular development. This will minimise chronic pain through enhancement of the arterial, and venous and lymphatic-flow [19].…”

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How Might Consideration of Cell Polarity Affect Daily Therapeutic Practices? A Literature Review

Ravanbod

2023

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Background: In addition to biochemical gradients and transcriptional networks, cell behaviour is controlled by endogenous bioelectrical signals resulting from the action of ion channels and pumps. Cells are regulated not only by their own membrane resting potential (Vmem) but also by the Vmem of neighbouring cells, establishing networks through electrical synapses known as gap junctions. V mem is the primary factor in producing a polarity that can regulate cell assimilation of various substances. This article aimed to examine how cell polarity can change and how variations in cell polarity may lead to clinical demonstrations.Materials and Methods: Using Cochrane Central, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science (WOS), and Embase, a comprehensive qualitative literature review was conducted from February 1, 2018, to February 1, 2023, to identify studies addressing bioelectric, cell polarity, and electroceuticals in patients with foot and ankle problems.Results: Out of 1,281 publications, 27 were included. One study investigated bioelectric wound-healing. Twenty-five studies examined bioelectric nerve cell growth, whereas one study evaluated bioelectricity-induced cellular differentiation in the treatment of arteriopathies.Conclusion: The author of this systematic review support addressing the predisposing factors and healing impediments for a disease, thereby enhancing the healing process and reducing the likelihood of recurrence or parallel conditions. This method of treatment has provided a summary of evidence indicating that cell polarity could be addressed for the treatment and prevention of most if not all, foot and ankle problems. However, owing to the limitations of V mem and bioelectricity measurement and the direct or indirect involvement of genetics and chemical gradients, further studies are required to confirm these results.

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Multidisciplinary Panel Consensus for the Management of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: A Delphi Study

Cebrián-Cuenca,

Moreno-Pérez,

Campuzano-Ruiz

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Effectiveness of the Combined Treatment of Functional Electrical Stimulation and Deambulation in Diabetic Arteriopathy

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How might the consideration of cell polarity affect the daily therapeutic practise? A review study.

How might the consideration of cell polarity affect the daily therapeutic practise? A review study.

How Might Consideration of Cell Polarity Affect Daily Therapeutic Practices? A Literature Review

Multidisciplinary Panel Consensus for the Management of Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: A Delphi Study

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