Криотерапия и ее сочетания с другими физическими факторами (механизмы действия, аппаратура, показания для применения в спортивной медицине) = Criotherapy and its Combinations with Other Physical Factors (Action Mechanisms, Equipment, Indications for Use in Sports Medicine) / Суздальницкий Р.С. [и др.]
    // Теория и практика физ. культуры. - 2000. - № 7. - С. 14-19. - Библиогр. (20 назв.).

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    -- 1. Травматология спортивная. 2. Криотерапия. 3. Сократительные свойства. 4. Сердечно-сосудистая система. 5. Реактивность организма. 6. Медицина спортивная. 7. Процесс восстановления. 8. Медицинские средства восстановления. 9. Лечение. 10. Методы. 11. Физические факторы. 12. Холод. 13. Температурный режим. 14. Физиотерапия. 15. Реабилитация. 16. Ткань мышечная. 17. Нервно-мышечная система. 18. Иммунологические показатели. 19. Обмен веществ. 20. Аппаратура. 21. Criotherapy. 22. Crio-electric therapy. 23. Physio-therapy. 24. Rehabilitation. 25. Sport. 26. Trauma. 27. Micro-trauma.

    УДК 61:796                  ГРНТИ 76.35.41
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    This review is dedicated to crio-therapy using in sports medicine. Criotherapy's action mechanisms and its combinations with other physical factors are analyzed in details. According the authors' opinion, the main effects of the crio-therapy state in pain-soothing, inflammatory edema decreasing, muscles spasm relaxing. The authors represented their own analytical data concerning around action mechanisms of crio-electric therapy, crio-ultrasonic therapy, crio-magnetic therapy. The short descriptions of criotherapy methods and special equipment for its using in moderately low and extremely low temperatures are shown also. The points of freezing treatment dosage, froze protection, precautionary measures are described more or less completely as well as the indications and contraindications for the method's usage in sports medicine.