[Ortho] Консервативное лечение артрозов?

[Sereda Andrey]

   A single low-strength70 and a single-moderate strength study71 
comparing pulsed electrical stimulation to placebo produced 
contradictory results. See the results of the Fary et al.70 and Zizic et 
al.71 articles in table 96. Trock et al.72 conducted a moderate-strength 
study evaluating pulsed electromagnetic stimulation and found that it 
did not generate a statistically significant effect on pain during 
passive motion, but that tenderness and physician’s overall assessment 
scores were superior in the experimental group. Atamaz et al.73 
conducted a moderate-strength study that compared transcutaneous 
electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), shortwave diathermy, and 
interferential current to a sham procedure. None of the treatments were 
associated with statistically significant effects on pain, physical 
mobility, or ambulation time at four, 12, or 26 weeks. Battisti et 
al.,74 also in a moderate-strength study, found that therapeutic 
application of modulated electromagnetic field therapy (TAMMEF) did not 
produce statistically significant improvements in pain or Lequesne Index 
scores, compared to extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field therapy.
Sereda Andrey