Conduction cryotherapy and its combined exposure to peaceful electroneyostimulation in chronic constipations children
The article deals with the issues of the scientific substantiation and effectiveness of the combined effect of conduction cryotherapy and percutaneous electroneurostimulation in children with chronic constipation. Clinical and functional studies were conducted in 120 children aged 2 to 18 years. According to the results of the research, it has been established that the use of combined effects of conduction cryotherapy and percutaneous electroneurostimulation-cryoelectronic neurostimulation improves the effectiveness of treatment of children with chronic constipation in comparison with patients who received separate effects from each of the physical factors and children of the control group. During the study, data were obtained on the beneficial effect of physical factors on the indices of the functional state of the colon (anorectal profilometry) and bioelectric brain processes (electroencephalography). The obtained results allow to substantiate the possibility and necessity to recommend methods of conduction cryotherapy and cryoelectronic neurostimulation to the program of medical rehabilitation of children with chronic constipation.