The use of information processes indices for prediction of sympathectomy efficiency in complex regional pain syndrome
Kuropatkin, A.I.
Fiziologiia Cheloveka 36(5): 95-100
2010
ISSN/ISBN: 0131-1646 PMID: 21061674 Document Number: 641819
Key significance of information processes for ensuring optimal sanogenesis was shown by wavelet-analysis of skin microvascular blood flow oscillations at 64 patients with complex regional pain syndrome after sympathectomy Early reorganization of information in trophotropic direction at the level of microvascular tissue systems, its predomination and conservation all along the microvascular networks facilitate optimal realization of adaptive reactions and, as a result, are conductive to maximum treatment efficiency. In these cases complete elimination of disease and achievement of excellent treatment results were possible. Maximum treatment efficiency could not be reached without the above-mentioned information changing. On the contrary predomination and conservation of ergotropic information at the early periods after surgery were unfavourable to prediction of clinical results of sympathectomy Tissue desympathisation is not required to formation of information trophotropic purposefulness in microvascular networks; it is enough to achieve certain threshold of sympathetic activity decrease. The results of this work may be useful for investigation of physiological mechanisms of information treatment technologies (homeopathy etc.).