Efficacy of dietary supplement with nutraceutical composed combined with extremely-low-frequency electromagnetic fields in carpal tunnel syndrome

Paolucci, Teresa; Piccinini, Giulia; Nusca, Sveva Maria; Marsilli, Gabriella; Mannocci, Alice; Torre, Giuseppe La; Saraceni, Vincenzo Maria; Vulpiani, Maria Chiara; Villani, Ciro

doi:10.1589/jpts.30.777

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“…It has been reported that PEMF (10 Hz, 4 mT -5 mT) can significantly relieve headaches in patients with Refractory Migraine (RM) [105] . Through clinical trials, Paolucciet et al have found that ELF-EMF in combination with specifically designed dietary supplements can effectively improve the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome [106].…”

Section: Neural Diseasesmentioning

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The Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human Health: Recent Advances and Future

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The potential of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) for disease treatment and health enhancement has been actively pursued over the recent decades. This review first provides a general introduction about natural EMFs and related biological effects. Then the recent progress on the EMF treatment of some common diseases (such as cancer, diabetes, wound healing and neurological diseases, etc.) has been carefully reviewed and summarized. Yet, the blindness on the selection of therapeutic EMF parameters still hinders the broad ap-plication of EMF therapy. Moreover, the unclear mechanism of EMF function and poor reproducibility of experimental results also remain big challenges in the field of bioelectromagnetics. Bionics is a useful methodology that gains inspiration from nature to serve human life and industry. We have discussed the feasibility of applying bionic approach on the selection of therapeutic EMFs, which is based on the findings of natural EMFs. Finally, we advocate that the detailed information of EMFs and biological samples should be thoroughly rec-orded in future research and reported in publications. In addition, the publication of studies with negative results should also be allowed.

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Section: Neural Diseasesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human Health: Recent Advances and Future

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Research progress on the diagnoses and rehabilitation for cubital tunnel syndrome: A narrative review

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Mao,

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Journal of Neurorestoratology

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Deflazacort and Nevridol 800 to prevent acute carpal tunnel syndrome in adult distal radius fractures

Meccariello

2023

Medicinski Glasnik

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Aim Acute carpal tunnel syndrome (ACTS) is a well-recognized and common condition following a distal radius fracture. The aim of this study was to test deflazacort associated with Nevridol&reg;800 or deflazacort alone in order to prevent moderate or severe ACTS after the distal radius fracture in adults. Methods Sixty-four patients suffering from extraarticular wrist fractures were divided into three groups. The first group (n=26) was treated by plaster cast. The second group (n=20) was treated by cast and deflazacort (heterocyclic glucocorticoids prodrug belonging to the class of oxazoline steroids) 30 mg/day for 15 days. The third group (n=18) was treated by cast and deflazacort 30 mg/ day for 15 days + Nevridol (food supplements) 800 mg a day for 40 days. The criteria to evaluate the patients were: the complication of ACTS, the duration of symptoms, the functional results were evaluated according to The Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH) life correlated with wrist function by the Short Form 12 Health Survey (SF-12), and positive Tinel and Phalen test. The correlation between ACTS signs and volar tilt in the latero-lateral at X-rays in the three studied groups was assessed. The endpoints were set on 7 days, 15 days, 1 months, 2 months and 3 months after a trauma. Results In the first group, 12 of 26 (46.15%) and the second group 7 of 20 (35%) patients suffered from ACTS, while in the third group only two of 18 (11%) patients (p=0.033). After 3 months of treatment, the third group had better results in DASH (p=0.034), SF-12 (p=0.044), Tinel (0.045) and Phalen (0.048) tests. Conclusion Deflazacort associated with Nevridol 800 may reduce the prevalence of postoperative median nerve dysfunction.

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Efficacy of dietary supplement with nutraceutical composed combined with extremely-low-frequency electromagnetic fields in carpal tunnel syndrome

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

The Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human Health: Recent Advances and Future

The Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human Health: Recent Advances and Future

Research progress on the diagnoses and rehabilitation for cubital tunnel syndrome: A narrative review

Deflazacort and Nevridol 800 to prevent acute carpal tunnel syndrome in adult distal radius fractures

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