Patient: 33 years old. After childbirth, the patient experienced cardiac arrest for 10 minutes. The heart function was restored through resuscitation efforts, but acute cerebral circulatory disturbance persisted. This occurred 13 months before the start of RT.
Condition: The patient was in a vegetative state. Observed spastic contracture of the limbs, legs completely immobile. No response to address. Fed through a tube since chewing and swallowing are very slow.
Treatment: Underwent therapy with IR emitters twice a day for a month. The main emitter used was ZB on the head, joints, and spine.
Improvements Noted:
Comments: Treatment resulted in partial improvement even a year after the onset of the condition. For better results, it's recommended to start therapy as soon as possible.
Condition: The patient was in a vegetative state. Observed spastic contracture of the limbs, legs completely immobile. No response to address. Fed through a tube since chewing and swallowing are very slow.
Treatment: Underwent therapy with IR emitters twice a day for a month. The main emitter used was ZB on the head, joints, and spine.
Improvements Noted:
- Can chew and swallow 4 times faster.
- Extends her arms more.
- All joints are relaxed, making physiotherapy easier.
- Toe movements, and upon light stroking of the thigh, the patient moves her leg, which did not happen in the past 13 months.
- She blinked after her husband asked her to blink to show she understands instructions. Smiles when spoken to.
Comments: Treatment resulted in partial improvement even a year after the onset of the condition. For better results, it's recommended to start therapy as soon as possible.