[The use of a pulsed traveling magnetic field in patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis].
← Research streamA course of treatment with a pulsed traveling (running) magnetic field generated by the ALIMP-1 unit in patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis was associated with a subjective response and higher exercise tolerance, attributed to improved external respi…
Study snapshot
Abstract
A course treatment with pulse running magnetic field generated by ALIMP-1 unit of patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis provides a subjective response, higher exercise tolerance due to improved function of the external respiration. The inductors-solenoids are fixed tangentially on the chest by means of the jacket.
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Main findings
A course of treatment with a pulsed traveling (running) magnetic field generated by the ALIMP-1 unit in patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis was associated with a subjective response and higher exercise tolerance, attributed to improved external respiration function.
Outcomes measured
- subjective response
- exercise tolerance
- external respiration function
Limitations
- No sample size reported in abstract.
- No control/comparator details provided in abstract despite being labeled a comparative study.
- No exposure parameters (field strength, frequency, session duration) reported.
- Outcomes appear partly subjective; measurement methods not described.
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"effect_direction": "benefit",
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 9484022
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