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Fangotherapy

Fango refers to a volcanic mud in Italy.
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Mud Therapy

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Review
2007
Review
2007
[Is mud an anti-inflammatory?].
It s really hard to find a therapeutic tool used along 25 centuries; mud certainly is one. The remote empirism--not actually… 
2004
2004
[Energetic aspects of adaptation processes and rehabilitation].
The study of energy metabolism and phenotypical adaptation in patients with ulcer disease has revealed deficiency of energy… 
Review
2003
Review
2003
[Fangotherapy in chronic degenerative rheumatic diseases].
The authors remind the historical role of the mud-therapy in the care of chronic degenerative rheumoartrhopaties, namely… 
1993
1993
[Effects of thermal balneo-fangotherapy on extra-articular rheumatic diseases in relation to sports activity].
Therapeutic muds have been applied-at "Terme dei Papi", Viterbo-to 30 subjects with subchronic extra-articular rheumatism (S.I.R… 
1991
1991
[Fangotherapy and diacerein in the treatment of osteoarthrosis of the hip and knee].
The clinical efficacy and safety of thermal mud and diacetylrhein (DAR) was evaluated in 135 patients suffering from… 
1975
1975
[Utilization of fangotherapy in sport medicine using Parafango Battaglia].
1971
1971
[Effect of fangotherapy on serum immunoglobulins in rheumatic patients].
1956
1956
[Effect of fangotherapy on muscle force and cardio-respiratory coefficient].
1951
1951
Technic of rectal fangotherapy
1950
1950
[Electrically heated carts for use in fangotherapy].
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