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Indications
20.1 Electrostimulation
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Neuritis
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Polyneuropathy
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Radicular syndrome
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Nerve compression syndrome
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Allodynia
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Causalgia
Trophic stimulation
therapy
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Venous ulcers
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Neurotrophic ulcers
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Decubitus ulcers
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Delayed wound healing
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Osteoporosis
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Delayed bone healing
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Ligament ruptures
Muscle toning therapy
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Muscular weakness
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Arbitrary innervation weakness
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Lack of muscular feeling
Muscle detoning
therapy
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Musculature overload
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Painful muscle spasms
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Myofascial pain syndrome
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Tendon and muscle ruptures
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Contractures
Other indications
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Periarthropathy and insertion tendinopathy (acute, subacute)
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Periarthropathy and insertion tendinopathy (chronic)
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Peripheral joint disease (acute, subacute)
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Posttraumatic stress disorders (haematoma, oedema)
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Excessive sweating on the hands and feet (palmar-plantar hyperhidrosis)
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Acquired curvature of the spine: posttraumatic, post-inflammatory,
degenerative
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Curvature of the spine in children and adolescents
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Spinal fractures, spondylodesis
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Joint surgery, arthroscopy, arthrotomy
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Congenital defects, deformities or misalignment of the musculoskeletal
system for treatment in childhood
