Experience of Rhythmic Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation Application in the Treatment of Pareses of Various Etiologies at the Foot Level and the Objectiveness of Assessing the Dynamics of Motor Disorders. Literature Review

Abstract

The aim of this work is to study the current issue state of using rhythmic peripheral magnetic stimulation (rPMS) in the rehabilitation of patients with paresis of the lower extremities with lower lumbar radiculopathy. The article presents information on the use of rPMS in the rehabilitation of patients with motor impairments in various diseases. The world experience of the effectiveness and reliability of the technique application in patients with various motor disorders has been analyzed. It is clarified that this direction in the domestic and foreign literature is represented by few works, and the rehabilitation of patients with paresis of the foot after discectomy at the lower lumbar level is insufficiently expanded on a topic. Conclusion. Our literature analysis shows a good clinical effect of using low-frequency stimulation in the treatment of motor disorders, which turned out to be identical to that obtained by a number of authors who used low-frequency rTMS in similar studies. The issue of using the rPMS method in the rehabilitation of patients with paresis of the lower extremities remains relevant and promising.