Dynamika zmian temperatury ręki reumatoidalnej po wybranych zabiegach z zakresu termoterapii Dynamics of temperature changes in the rheumatoid hand after selected thermotherapy treatments
@inproceedings{StraburzyskaLupa2011DynamikaZT, title={Dynamika zmian temperatury ręki reumatoidalnej po wybranych zabiegach z zakresu termoterapii Dynamics of temperature changes in the rheumatoid hand after selected thermotherapy treatments}, author={Anna Straburzyńska-Lupa and Wojciech Romanowski and R. Lorenz}, year={2011} }
Wstep: W procesie usprawniania osob z chorobami reumatycznymi wykorzystuje sie wiele zabiegow z zakresu cieplolecznictwa i krioterapii. W dostepnym piśmiennictwie niewiele jest opisow badan dotyczących efektow termicznych wystepujących w tkankach w wyniku stosowania takich zabiegow w obrebie reki reumatoidalnej. Z tego powodu autorzy podjeli probe określenia przebiegu dynamiki zmian temperatury po zastosowaniu powszechnie stosowanych u pacjentow z reumatoidalnym zapaleniem stawow (RZS) zabiegow…
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