Objetivo: Contraindications

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Control measurements for lasers in physiotherapy.

Bivona R, Tomaselli A, Frigerio F

In physical rehabilitation, is diffused the skin irradiation with near infrared laser at a fluence below 140 J/cm2, achieving a bio-stimulating effect that is due to the absorption of radiation in mitochondria rather than the simple heating of tissues. In order to deliver radiation without thermal damage of the skin,...

PMID: 29916622

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Can Direct Current Electrotherapy Be Used for Patients With Orthopedic Implants?

Thaler E, Toledo F, Korte H

Although electrotherapy appears to have particularly interesting applications in the field of postoperative orthopedic rehabilitation, relatively little scientifically based research has been conducted in the area of electrotherapy with regard to safety involving patients with orthopedic implants. Three electrotherapy forms were tested, such as high-volt stimulation (HVS), transcutaneous electric nerve...

PMID: 28255511

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Contraindications for whole body vibration training: a case of nephrolitiasis.

Monteleone G, De Lorenzo A, Sgroi M, De Angelis S, Di Renzo L

The use of whole body vibration (WBV) training is becoming more widespread both among athletes and the general public for improving muscle performance. The biological and mechanical effects of WBV are not completely understood and numerous contraindications, that can be identified while obtaining the patient’s clinical history, must be taken...

PMID: 18091685

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Complications of laser and light-based devices therapy in patients with skin of color.

Chandrashekar BS, Shenoy C, Madura C

Lasers and light-based devices are indispensable to an aesthetic dermatology practice. The growing popularity of lasers has been matched by a sharp increase in the incidence of complications. The Indian skin with its high melanin content is more prone to injury and careful setting of laser parameters, early detection of...

PMID: 30560814

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Benefits and hazards of electromagnetic waves, telecommunication, physical and biomedical: a review.

Batool S, Bibi A, Frezza F, Mangini F

The aim of this paper is to review the current literature on electromagnetic radiation (EMR): physical, biophysical, and telecommunication. The widespread application of EMR in modern technologies requires telecommunication and healthcare professionals to possess some knowledge of its physical and biological properties. In this review article, we will discuss biophysical...

PMID: 31002166

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Evaluation of factors influencing the quality and efficacy of ultrasound and phonophoresis treatment.

Goraj-Szczypiorowska B, Zajac L, Skalska-Izdebska R

The first attempts at using ultrasound acoustic waves to aid the penetration of drugs into the skin tissue were made in the 1950’s. Despite a wide usage of phonophoresis in physical therapy cabinets, doubts persist as to the relevance and efficacy of this method. Despite its popularity, the issue of...

PMID: 18026065

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A geriatrician’s guide to the use of the physical modalities in the treatment of pain and dysfunction.

Perret DM, Rim J, Cristian A

The use of the physical modalities in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions has a long and rich history. This article explores the various physical modalities and their indications, precautions, and contraindications, especially in their applied use in pain management. It also highlights the role of the physical modalities as agents...

PMID: 16627082

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