Electrical stimulation in the treatment of trophic ulcers of the lower extremities

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Abstract

The most common cause of the development of trophic ulcers of the lower extremities is chronic venous insufficiency, which accounts for 85 - 92% of lesions [1, 4]. In the treatment of patients with trophic ulcers, the surgeon focuses on two key points: correction of perverted venous blood flow in the limb and stimulation of regenerative processes in the ulcer area. If in matters of surgical correction of venous circulation, thanks to the achievements of phlebology, there are fewer and fewer controversial and unresolved issues every year, then the problem of local treatment of ulcers is still far from final resolution. In this regard, the search for new ways of treating trophic ulcers is justified.

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V. Y. Vasyutkov

Kalinin Medical Institute

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Department of Faculty Surgery, Department of Pathological Anatomy

Russian Federation, Kalinin

Z. M. Sidzhanov

Kalinin Medical Institute

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Department of Faculty Surgery, Department of Pathological Anatomy

Russian Federation, Kalinin

A. E. Troitsa

Kalinin Medical Institute

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Department of Faculty Surgery, Department of Pathological Anatomy

Russian Federation, Kalinin

A. M. Shabanov

Kalinin Medical Institute

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Department of Faculty Surgery, Department of Pathological Anatomy

Russian Federation, Kalinin

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