The application of a pulsed low-frequency electrostatic field in the patients presenting with hypertensive type neurocirculatory dystonia

The author provides the first ever substantiation of the desirability of the application of a pulsed low-frequency electrostatic field for the management of the patients presenting with hypertensive type neurocirculatory dystonia. The data obtained give strong evidence that the clinical effect of the pulsed low-frequency electrostatic field should be attributed to the active modulation of perfusion parameters largely due to the enhancement of the nutritive component of microcirculation, reduction of the intensity of oxidative metabolism in parallel with the activation of the antioxidative mechanisms protecting the structural and functional integrity of plasma membranes, and improvement of regulatory potencies of the neuroendocrine system for the maintenance of vital activities and adaptive capacities of the organism. It has been confirmed that the application of a pulsed low-frequency electrostatic field is a pathogentically sound method for the treatment of the patients presenting with hypertensive type neurocirculatory dystonia that can be recommended for the use in the routine clinical practice.

biochemical status, veloergometer stress test, neurocirculatory dystonia of the hypertensive type, functional reserves, microcirculation, pulsed electrostatic field