Impulse Electrotherapy in Reduction Treatment of the Tuboperitoneal Sterility
Aim of investigation is assessment of the impulse electrotherapy clinical effectiveness in a complex treatment of patients with the tuboperitoneal sterility.
Materials and Methods. A complex clinicolaboratory examination of 114 patients with the tuboperitoneal sterility (TPS) is made. All the females were divided into 3 groups. The females underwent a laparoscopic operation and ultrasonic therapy in the impulse mode to a suprapubic zone in the early postoperative period (10—15 procedures) in the 1st control group (n=30). The females underwent a laparoscopic operation and a course of impulse electrotherapy with the ″SCANAR-1-HT″ apparatus with a use of vaginal electrode (10—15 procedures) in the 2nd group (n=42). A course of impulse electrotherapy was conducted without a vaginal electrode use (10—15 procedures) in the 3d group (n=42).
Two parameters were considered at assessment of the female reproductive function reduction: a conservation of the uterine tube permeability after laparoscopy and a spontaneous pregnancy beginning. A hysterosalpingography was made in all the patients in 2—3 months after a reduction treatment.
Results. An impulse electrotherapy used in the early reduction period after a laparoscopic operation in patients with the tuboperitoneal sterility improves the uterine tube permeability conservation values by 28%, the fertility values — by 20% compared to a group, where an ultrasonic therapy in the impulse mode was used in the early reduction period.
The proposed method normally effects the lipid peroxidation and antioxidant system state, a homeostasis, leads to a hemodynamics normalization in the small pelvis organs, a decrease of the organism regulatory mechanism tension degree, a decrease of a sympathetic nervous system influence and increase of a parasympathetic nervous system tonus, has an expressed psychocorrugating effect.
