Artificial magnetic field in treatment of cerebro-vascular insufficiency

51 patients with cerebro-vascular insufficiency were treated at 108 Military Hospital from June to December 2002. These patients were divided into 2 groups: 43 patients in group 1 were treated by alternating magnetic field; 8 patients in group 2 were treated by placebo. Alternating magnetic field with 45mT intensity had improved the symptoms of cerebro-vascular insufficiency such as: the relief of headache, vertigo, decrease in psychological and neuro-vegetative disorder, the decrease of stress making the sleep better and improving intellectuality. Results: 95.35% of patients in group 1 had more relief; 4.65% little relief, the moderate days of treatment were 14.484.79. A negative getting in the placebo group had demonstrated an objectiveness of the results. The intensity of magnetic field using in this study was suitable and almost without side effect during treatment

Some changes of rheograph index in the patients with cerebro-vascular insufficient treated with artificial magnetic fields

Studying rheography of 32 patients with cerebrovascular insufficient treated by artificial magnetic fields at Central Military Hospital from June to December 2002. Results: treating by artificial magnetic fields gave significant improvements on the rheographic index such as reduce of  time and normalization of /T ratio, increase of Ri index and cerebrovascular volume to normal levels; artificial magnetic fields also improved imagines of rheographic waves. These results demonstrated the improvements in regulation of vascular tonicity, and promoting blood flow at treated areas