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Raga qualcuno ha qualchw info riguardo a questa tecnica per la cura dell'ernia del disco?
Da ciò che si legge in rete sembra veramente una soluzione al problema, ma sembra troppo bello per essere vero.
Raga qualcuno ha qualchw info riguardo a questa tecnica per la cura dell'ernia del disco?
Da ciò che si legge in rete sembra veramente una soluzione al problema, ma sembra troppo bello per essere vero.
una ladrata by dr tekkekara, ne ho lette a decine di testimonianze di questo ladro!
una ladrata by dr tekkekara, ne ho lette a decine di testimonianze di questo ladro!
E' vero che il dott. Thekkekara è un ladro perché fa guarire le ernie, mentre quelli che non fanno guarire le ernie non sono ladri. Le terapie che non dimostrano le ernie guarite sono terapie palliative e non risolutive che fanno solo aggravare la malattia quindi sofferenza, dolore spreco di denaro e tempo. Fidatevi sono di quelle terapie che dimostrano le ernie guarite come dimostra il Basculamento soffice.
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well …
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition re …
This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) is a common cause of radicular and low-back pain. Although some patients need surgical intervention because of prolonged intolerable leg pain, the majority heal with conservative treatment. Recently, with the advent of imaging diagnostic methods, there is an increasi …
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well …
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition re …
This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) is a common cause of radicular and low-back pain. Although some patients need surgical intervention because of prolonged intolerable leg pain, the majority heal with conservative treatment. Recently, with the advent of imaging diagnostic methods, there is an increasi …
E' un'altra cavolata che l'ernia discale guarisce da sola!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dimostri un ernia guarita da sola scientificamente mediante i controlli TAC e RMN: prima c'era l'ernia dopo non c'è più l'ernia. Non bastano le parole occorrono i fatti!!!!!!!!!| Se l'ernia guarisce da sola perché in Italia vi sono milioni di malati che da anni soffrono????????? Ha altre cavolate da scrivere??????????????????
Per guarire dall'ernia discale e per evitare l'intervento chirurgico fidatevi solo di quelle terapie che dimostrano le ernie guarite con i controlli TAC e RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura come dimostra il Basculamento soffice.
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se Leggesse quegli articoli scientifici, saprà che sono dimostrati proprio dai controlli TAC ed RMN da lei citati.
Ce ne sono MILIONI, cerchi pure.
Probabilmente anche il suo trattamento potrebbe essere utile, ma evidenziavo come le sue affermazioni fossero sbagliate, visto che scientificamente è stato Ampiamente dimostrato.
su un blog chepurtroppo è stato cancellato, c'erano decine di testimonianze di clienti delusissimi dai suoi trattamenti.
Botte di 200-250 euro a seduta ( senza ricevuta ovvio)
Ma perfavore la faccia finita, lei e il basculamento soffice
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una a caso:
Non andate da thekkekara
grande illusione avuta da questo prof...grande delusione.
15 sedute alla cifra spropositata di 300 euro l'una. 4500 euro buttati via e con una ricevuta di solo 2800 euro.Perchè lui con tutto quello che becca deve evadere il fisco e io operaio pago un sacco di tasse???
Ora ho scritto al prof per avere un aiuto e lui non mi ha più risposto!!!
Ho sentito parecchia gente rimasta delusa e fregata...
NON CADETE NELL'ILLUSIONE...dopo il dolore vi resta come prima e i trattamenti che lui fa sono di circa 40 minuti e al max possono valere 60-80 euro,il resto è speculazione....il suo sito è tutto un inganno.
IO vorrei scrivere a striscia o a mi manda rai tre,per fermare questa vergogna. Datemi una mano
su un blog chepurtroppo è stato cancellato, c'erano decine di testimonianze di clienti delusissimi dai suoi trattamenti.
Botte di 200-250 euro a seduta ( senza ricevuta ovvio)
Ma perfavore la faccia finita, lei e il basculamento soffice
---------- Post added at 00:55:02 ---------- Previous post was at 00:51:47 ----------
una a caso:
Non andate da thekkekara
grande illusione avuta da questo prof...grande delusione.
15 sedute alla cifra spropositata di 300 euro l'una. 4500 euro buttati via e con una ricevuta di solo 2800 euro.Perchè lui con tutto quello che becca deve evadere il fisco e io operaio pago un sacco di tasse???
Ora ho scritto al prof per avere un aiuto e lui non mi ha più risposto!!!
Ho sentito parecchia gente rimasta delusa e fregata...
NON CADETE NELL'ILLUSIONE...dopo il dolore vi resta come prima e i trattamenti che lui fa sono di circa 40 minuti e al max possono valere 60-80 euro,il resto è speculazione....il suo sito è tutto un inganno.
IO vorrei scrivere a striscia o a mi manda rai tre,per fermare questa vergogna. Datemi una mano
La scienza non è un opinione, è basata su prove scientifiche e ha due requisiti fondamentali: l'esplicabilità e la ripetibilità. Per guarire dall'ernia discale fidatevi solo di quelle terapie che dimostrano le ernie guarite con i controlli TAC e RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura come dimostra il Basculamento soffice. Se ci sono altre terapie che fanno guarire le ernie dimostratelo con i controlli TAC e RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura: sono milioni i malati di ernia discale in Italia alla ricerca di una soluzione. Le terapie per l'ernia discale sono infinite, ma perché non lo dimostrano mediante i controlli TAC e RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura??????????? Per sapere quali terapie fanno guarire le ernie chiedete a tutti coloro che curano le ernie medici e non medici e anche al dott. Thekkekara di mostrarvi i referti radiologici della TAC e della RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura. E' il radiologo che attesta le ernie guarite. Dott. Jacob Thekkekara Specialista in ortopedia e traumatologia Specialista in chirurgia generale.
la scienza non è un opinione, è basata su prove scientifiche e ha due requisiti fondamentali: L'esplicabilità e la ripetibilità. per guarire dall'ernia discale fidatevi solo di quelle terapie che dimostrano le ernie guarite con i controlli tac e rmn eseguiti prima e dopo la cura come dimostra il basculamento soffice. se ci sono altre terapie che fanno guarire le ernie dimostratelo con i controlli tac e rmn eseguiti prima e dopo la cura: Sono milioni i malati di ernia discale in italia alla ricerca di una soluzione. Le terapie per l'ernia discale sono infinite, ma perché non lo dimostrano mediante i controlli tac e rmn eseguiti prima e dopo la cura??????????? per sapere quali terapie fanno guarire le ernie chiedete a tutti coloro che curano le ernie medici e non medici e anche al dott. Thekkekara di mostrarvi i referti radiologici della tac e della rmn eseguiti prima e dopo la cura. E' il radiologo che attesta le ernie guarite. dott. Jacob thekkekara specialista in ortopedia e traumatologia specialista in chirurgia generale.
Disc herniation can regress, or even disappear, in a number of patients, rendering the radiological findings not to be taken as the only surgical indication criterium. We consider that the best treatment is the one relying on a good doctor-patient relationship, suspended in a balance between conserv …
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well …
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition re …
This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) is a common cause of radicular and low-back pain. Although some patients need surgical intervention because of prolonged intolerable leg pain, the majority heal with conservative treatment. Recently, with the advent of imaging diagnostic methods, there is an increasi …
The model can well reveal the re-absorption process the of the ruptured disc, and provide a new re-absorption disc animal model for the further study.
a me sembra che faccia finta di non vedere..
anzi che i suoi messaggi siano già preimpostati, visto che non risponde Mai argomentando.
O sei un bot, o un dipendente a nome di thekkekara che ad ogni thread aperto o post, risponde sempre con quelle limitate frasi... non ho altre spiegazioni altrimenti
a me sembra che faccia finta di non vedere..
anzi che i suoi messaggi siano già preimpostati, visto che non risponde Mai argomentando.
O sei un bot, o un dipendente a nome di thekkekara che ad ogni thread aperto o post, risponde sempre con quelle limitate frasi... non ho altre spiegazioni altrimenti
Faccia vedere l'immagine della TAC e della RMN delle ernie guarite prima e dopo la cura!!!!!!!! Ci sono cento mila articoli e siti web che parlano di guarigione dell'ernia discale, ma non lo dimostrano chi sa perché???????? Con l'avvento della TAC e della RMN nessuno può raccontare le frottole sulla guarigione dell'ernia pertanto mostri le immagini delle ernie guarite per evitare ogni sterile discussione sulla validità delle terapie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Veda la documentazione scientifica sul sito www.basculamentosoffice.com
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Disc herniation can regress, or even disappear, in a number of patients, rendering the radiological findings not to be taken as the only surgical indication criterium. We consider that the best treatment is the one relying on a good doctor-patient relationship, suspended in a balance between conserv …
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well …
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition re …
This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) is a common cause of radicular and low-back pain. Although some patients need surgical intervention because of prolonged intolerable leg pain, the majority heal with conservative treatment. Recently, with the advent of imaging diagnostic methods, there is an increasi …
---------- Post added at 12:48:45 ---------- Previous post was at 12:42:54 ----------
Spontaneous disappearance of lumbar disk herniation within 3 months
Nozawa S, Nozawa A, Kojima H, Shimizu K.
Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Gifu Municipal Hospital, Gifu, Japan. noza@tim.hi-ho.ne.jp "Abstract
Although spontaneous regression of disk herniation is a well-known phenomenon, the time taken for the condition to resolve has not been detailed in previous studies. This article describes a case of vanishing lumbar disk herniation in a 33-year-old man. The patient experienced sudden severe lumbar pain while lifting a 240-kg weight while attempting a Donkey Calf Raise during muscle training. The pain persisted despite the use of a lumbar corset and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Twelve days after onset, sensory disturbance appeared in the right L5 dermatome, and a manual muscle test of the right anterior tibial muscle revealed level 3. The pain gradually spread over the right lower extremity and the indistinct lumbago changed to localized back pain at the L4/5 vertebral level. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the lumbar spine 12 days after onset revealed a large disk herniation at L4/5. T2-weighted images demonstrated the herniated disk with a sequestrated disk fragment, which compressed the right L5 nerve root. Over the following month, his pain gradually diminished and he was able to resume his muscle-building program. Follow-up MRI 3 months after the lumbar injury showed complete disappearance of the extruded disk material. This is the first reported case of disk herniation that disappeared within only 3 months, as previous reports have reported that a minimum 30-week period was needed. Clinical awareness of the possibility that disk herniation may resolve within a relatively short time may aid both correct informed consent and treatment."
poi ancora: Spontaneous regression of a large lumbar disc herniation: report of an illustrative case.
Slavin KV, Raja A, Thornton J, Wagner FC Jr.
Department of Neurosurgery, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60612, USA "Abstract
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well known, the exact mechanism underlying this process remains unclear. This report discusses three possible explanations for disc regression: retraction into the intervertebral space, dehydration/shrinkage, and resorption due to inflammatory reaction"
ancora:
Spontaneous resorption in recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation. Case report.
Abstract
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition require surgical intervention due to severe leg pain and vesicorectal disturbance. In the present case, however, the recurrent intradural herniated mass had completely disappeared by 9 months after onset. Histological examination of intradural herniated disc tissue demonstrated infiltrated macrophages and angiogenesis within the herniated tissue, and Gd-enhanced MR images showed rim enhancement not only at the initial presentation, but also at recurrence. The authors conclude that when rim enhancement is present on Gd-enhanced MR images, there is a possibility of spontaneous resorption even though the herniated mass may be located within the intradural space. Moreover, when radiculopathy is controllable and cauda equina syndrome is absent, conservative therapy can be selected.
---------- Post added at 12:50:03 ---------- Previous post was at 12:48:45 ----------
[Spontaneous regression of lumbar hernia of the nucleus pulposus. Follow-up study of 4 cases by repeated magnetic resonance imaging]
Sei A, Nakamura T, Fukuyama S, Ikeda T, Senda H, Takagi K.
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Kumamoto University School of Medicine, Japan. Abstract
INTRODUCTION: As yet there have been no consistent magnetic resonance (MR) imaging studies on spontaneous regression of herniated lumbar nucleus pulposus (HNP). We present four patients in whom follow-up MRI images demonstrated spontaneous regression or complete disappearance of a herniated lumbar nucleus pulposus. One patient presented with a large extruded type, and the rest had the sequestrated type. All patients made evolved favorably with conservative therapy.
RESULTS: Follow-up MRI images revealed a remarkable regression of the HNP in the extrusion case and complete disappearance in the sequestration cases. In the extrusion case, follow-up MRI images showed rapid shrinkage of the portion extruded into the epidural space. In the sequestration cases, MR images with Gadolinium DTPA (enhanced MR images) showed that the enhanced lesion around the HNP had reduced its size as the HNP diminished. Final MR images could not detect the HNP in any view of the spinal canal.
CONCLUSION: We therefore concluded that the regression of HNP in MR images might have been due more to resorption than to dehydration.
---------- Post added at 12:51:33 ---------- Previous post was at 12:50:03 ----------
Spontaneous regression of a lumbar disc herniation: case report.
Birbilis TA, Matis GK, Theodoropoulou EN.
Democritus University of Thrace, Medical School, Neurosurgical Department, University Hospital of Alexandroupolis, Greece. mpirmpil@otenet.gr Abstract
BACKGROUND: The phenomenon of the spontaneous disappearance of herniated discs is well known.
CASE REPORT: The case of a 74-year-old male presenting with a large disc herniation at L5-S1, experiencing moderate sciatic pain, and having the straight-leg-raising test positive at 30 degrees is presented. The disc herniation was documented by computed tomography. He was treated conservatively with medication and physical therapy. One year later the patient was clinically reevaluated. He proved to be symptom-free and the follow-up computed tomography revealed spontaneous disappearance of the herniated disc fragment. The disc regression could have been due to dehydration, resorption as a result of an inflammatory reaction, or retraction into the intervertebral space.
CONCLUSIONS: This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Disc herniation can regress, or even disappear, in a number of patients, rendering the radiological findings not to be taken as the only surgical indication criterium. We consider that the best treatment is the one relying on a good doctor-patient relationship, suspended in a balance between conserv …
A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well …
The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition re …
This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) is a common cause of radicular and low-back pain. Although some patients need surgical intervention because of prolonged intolerable leg pain, the majority heal with conservative treatment. Recently, with the advent of imaging diagnostic methods, there is an increasi …
The model can well reveal the re-absorption process the of the ruptured disc, and provide a new re-absorption disc animal model for the further study.
---------- Post added at 12:48:45 ---------- Previous post was at 12:42:54 ----------
Spontaneous disappearance of lumbar disk herniation within 3 months
Nozawa S, Nozawa A, Kojima H, Shimizu K.
Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Gifu Municipal Hospital, Gifu, Japan. noza@tim.hi-ho.ne.jp "Abstract Although spontaneous regression of disk herniation is a well-known phenomenon, the time taken for the condition to resolve has not been detailed in previous studies. This article describes a case of vanishing lumbar disk herniation in a 33-year-old man. The patient experienced sudden severe lumbar pain while lifting a 240-kg weight while attempting a Donkey Calf Raise during muscle training. The pain persisted despite the use of a lumbar corset and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Twelve days after onset, sensory disturbance appeared in the right L5 dermatome, and a manual muscle test of the right anterior tibial muscle revealed level 3. The pain gradually spread over the right lower extremity and the indistinct lumbago changed to localized back pain at the L4/5 vertebral level. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the lumbar spine 12 days after onset revealed a large disk herniation at L4/5. T2-weighted images demonstrated the herniated disk with a sequestrated disk fragment, which compressed the right L5 nerve root. Over the following month, his pain gradually diminished and he was able to resume his muscle-building program. Follow-up MRI 3 months after the lumbar injury showed complete disappearance of the extruded disk material. This is the first reported case of disk herniation that disappeared within only 3 months, as previous reports have reported that a minimum 30-week period was needed. Clinical awareness of the possibility that disk herniation may resolve within a relatively short time may aid both correct informed consent and treatment."
poi ancora: Spontaneous regression of a large lumbar disc herniation: report of an illustrative case.
Slavin KV, Raja A, Thornton J, Wagner FC Jr.
Department of Neurosurgery, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60612, USA "Abstract A case of spontaneous regression of a large herniated disc at the lumbar level is presented. The disc regression correlated with clinical improvement and was documented on serial MRI studies. Although the phenomenon of spontaneous disappearance of decrease in size of herniated disc fragments is well known, the exact mechanism underlying this process remains unclear. This report discusses three possible explanations for disc regression: retraction into the intervertebral space, dehydration/shrinkage, and resorption due to inflammatory reaction"
ancora:
Spontaneous resorption in recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation. Case report.
Abstract The authors report a case of spontaneous resorption of intradural disc material in a patient with recurrent intradural lumbar disc herniation and review magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and histopathological findings. Intradural lumbar disc herniation is rare, and most patients with this condition require surgical intervention due to severe leg pain and vesicorectal disturbance. In the present case, however, the recurrent intradural herniated mass had completely disappeared by 9 months after onset. Histological examination of intradural herniated disc tissue demonstrated infiltrated macrophages and angiogenesis within the herniated tissue, and Gd-enhanced MR images showed rim enhancement not only at the initial presentation, but also at recurrence. The authors conclude that when rim enhancement is present on Gd-enhanced MR images, there is a possibility of spontaneous resorption even though the herniated mass may be located within the intradural space. Moreover, when radiculopathy is controllable and cauda equina syndrome is absent, conservative therapy can be selected.
---------- Post added at 12:50:03 ---------- Previous post was at 12:48:45 ----------
[Spontaneous regression of lumbar hernia of the nucleus pulposus. Follow-up study of 4 cases by repeated magnetic resonance imaging]
Sei A, Nakamura T, Fukuyama S, Ikeda T, Senda H, Takagi K.
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Kumamoto University School of Medicine, Japan. Abstract INTRODUCTION: As yet there have been no consistent magnetic resonance (MR) imaging studies on spontaneous regression of herniated lumbar nucleus pulposus (HNP). We present four patients in whom follow-up MRI images demonstrated spontaneous regression or complete disappearance of a herniated lumbar nucleus pulposus. One patient presented with a large extruded type, and the rest had the sequestrated type. All patients made evolved favorably with conservative therapy.
RESULTS: Follow-up MRI images revealed a remarkable regression of the HNP in the extrusion case and complete disappearance in the sequestration cases. In the extrusion case, follow-up MRI images showed rapid shrinkage of the portion extruded into the epidural space. In the sequestration cases, MR images with Gadolinium DTPA (enhanced MR images) showed that the enhanced lesion around the HNP had reduced its size as the HNP diminished. Final MR images could not detect the HNP in any view of the spinal canal.
CONCLUSION: We therefore concluded that the regression of HNP in MR images might have been due more to resorption than to dehydration.
---------- Post added at 12:51:33 ---------- Previous post was at 12:50:03 ----------
Spontaneous regression of a lumbar disc herniation: case report.
Birbilis TA, Matis GK, Theodoropoulou EN.
Democritus University of Thrace, Medical School, Neurosurgical Department, University Hospital of Alexandroupolis, Greece. mpirmpil@otenet.gr Abstract BACKGROUND: The phenomenon of the spontaneous disappearance of herniated discs is well known.
CASE REPORT: The case of a 74-year-old male presenting with a large disc herniation at L5-S1, experiencing moderate sciatic pain, and having the straight-leg-raising test positive at 30 degrees is presented. The disc herniation was documented by computed tomography. He was treated conservatively with medication and physical therapy. One year later the patient was clinically reevaluated. He proved to be symptom-free and the follow-up computed tomography revealed spontaneous disappearance of the herniated disc fragment. The disc regression could have been due to dehydration, resorption as a result of an inflammatory reaction, or retraction into the intervertebral space.
CONCLUSIONS: This report discusses the three aforementioned possible explanations and underlines the need for limiting surgical treatment strictly to patients with neurological deficits, severe unremitting leg pain despite conservative measures, and repeated time loss from work.
Faccia vedere l'immagine della TAC e della RMN delle ernie guarite prima e dopo la cura non le pubblicazioni!!!!!!!!! Occorrono i fatti non parole!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Se le terapie pubblicate in questi articoli facessero guarire le ernie come mai in Italia vi sono milioni di malati di ernia discale alla ricerca di una soluzione?????????? Le terapie per l'ernia discale sono moltissime: farmacoterapia, fisioterapia, chinesiterapia, chiriterapia, osteopatia, maniploazione, terapie alternative e altro, ma non dimostrano le ernie guarite mediante i controlli TAC e RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura come dimostra il Basculamento soffice. Il mio curriculum è on-line, in quale università ha conseguito la laurea in medicina e che tipo di cura pratica per l'ernia discale???????? Mostri l'immagine della TAC e della RMN eseguiti prima e dopo la cura delle ernie guarite o taccia per sempre!!!!!!!!!! Dott. Jacob Thekkekara Specialista in ortopedia e traumatologia Specialista in chirurgia generale
oddio, ma non sà leggere l'inglese?
non mi và di tradurre in italiano, comunque sono Pubblicazioni Scientifiche, non sono articoletti di "cioè" o "pianeta donna".
Comunque faccio un sunto, TRAMITE RMN E TAC è stato dimostrato che anche fisioterapia, e anche NON FARE NULLA DI PARTICOLARE può portare a GUARIGIONE.
E' dimostrato.
Io non stò dicendo che il suo metodo sia inefficace, ma deve capire che altri metodi sono già stati testati e dimostrati con TAC ed RMN (come da lei indicati) e Pubblicati.
Ma perchè non fà anche lei una pubblicazione scientifica? Ha forse paura della revisione paritaria?
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