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DOI: Clinical And Electro-Neuromyographic Changes In The Pathology Of The Muscular System In Patients With Hemophilia
Madasheva Anazhan Gazkhanovna , Assistants Of The Department Of Hematology, Samarkand Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Mamatkulova Feruza Khaidarovna , Assistants Of The Department Of Hematology, Samarkand Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Uralov Rustam Sherbek Ugli , Assistants Of The Department Of Hematology, Samarkand Medical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
Electro-neuromyographic examination allows you to accurately assess muscle activity and pathogenetic changes in nerve tissues. When compression and injuries of the musculo-nervous system application based on electro stimulation is widespread and quite reasonable and is considered a highly effective method. The use of electrical stimulation in in patients with hemophilia improves muscles and peripheral nerves microcirculation and metabolism.
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Hemophilla electro-neuromyographic,, clinical neurological changes
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