Karpan V. Improvement efficacy treatment of patients with non-tumor and pre-malignant cervix diseases during combined treatment over higt frequency electromagnetic irradiation application.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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  • 14.01.07 - Онкологія

24-03-2004

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Д 26.155.01

R.E. Kavetsky Institute of Experimental Pathology, Oncology and Radiobiology National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Essay

On the basis of screening and treatment of 254 patients with non-tumor and pre-tumor cervix diseases as well as experimental studies primary cells cultures rats and mice over high freguency electromagnetic irradiation application for combined treatment of patients has been developed. It was shown that over high freguency electromagnetic irradiation of cervix in post-operated patients definitely improves immediate and long-tern results of treatment. It was observed that proposed method has anti-infection (antibacterial and antiviral) and immunoreabilitating effect, that can be as a factor for secondary prevention of cancer uteri development.

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