5.9 Investigation of Microhemodynamics of Human Skin Using …
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Fig. 5.45 Experimental skin area (40 × 50 mm 2 ) on hand back. Reprinted from [87] with permission
of changes of quantity f and A s during changes of microhemodynamics of skin.
Maximal relative error of parameter changes did not exceed 10%.
The values of the calculated informative parameters, which correspond to the
studied dots on the area of skin, gave the possibility to estimate rather effectively the
state of the surface blood flow in the normal state and during artificially provoked
hyperemia of the skin area of 40 × 50 mm
2 .
5.10 Study of Biomechanical Parameters of Skeletal
Muscles in Patients with Diseases of Peripheral
Nervous System
Muscle-tonic syndromes, which are accompanied by vertebragenous diseases of
peripheral nervous system, cause lingering algesias and disorders of motion activity
and lead to limitations of the ability to work. Regarding muscle-tonic syndromes
by neurologic onsets of lumbar osteochondrosis (NOLO), medical policy is directed
either to stimulation of muscles, which realize local muscular fixation and perform
the duties of a muscular collar, or to elimination of muscle-tonic disorders at the stage
of progressing. The following items are not enough examined: topographical diagnostics of groups of muscles, which provide this overtone, quantitative assessment of
435
Fig. 5.45 Experimental skin area (40 × 50 mm 2 ) on hand back. Reprinted from [87] with permission
of changes of quantity f and A s during changes of microhemodynamics of skin.
Maximal relative error of parameter changes did not exceed 10%.
The values of the calculated informative parameters, which correspond to the
studied dots on the area of skin, gave the possibility to estimate rather effectively the
state of the surface blood flow in the normal state and during artificially provoked
hyperemia of the skin area of 40 × 50 mm
2 .
5.10 Study of Biomechanical Parameters of Skeletal
Muscles in Patients with Diseases of Peripheral
Nervous System
Muscle-tonic syndromes, which are accompanied by vertebragenous diseases of
peripheral nervous system, cause lingering algesias and disorders of motion activity
and lead to limitations of the ability to work. Regarding muscle-tonic syndromes
by neurologic onsets of lumbar osteochondrosis (NOLO), medical policy is directed
either to stimulation of muscles, which realize local muscular fixation and perform
the duties of a muscular collar, or to elimination of muscle-tonic disorders at the stage
of progressing. The following items are not enough examined: topographical diagnostics of groups of muscles, which provide this overtone, quantitative assessment of