I have applied local mini-injections of heparin surrounding deep muscle and deep cutaneous lesions with excellent results. No scarring is observed, only regeneration of the original tissues. Can this be transferred to aleviated diabetic neuropathic ischemia in early stages?
I don't work in this area but do you have some specific references or papers I could read to learn more about the treatment you are proposing? Thanks,
Don
We have a highly successful protocol in use for the past 4-5 years, termed the combined electrochemical treatment (CET) using low dose marcaine along with an advanced electromedical device manufactured by Sanexas, GmBH. Papers describe the technique (New Device Combines Electrical Currents and Local Anesthetic for Pain Management; Practical Pain Management (2011) 11 (6): 52-68)
basic science behind the technique (Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Electronic Signal Treatment; Pain Physician 2008; 11:891-907 (Nov/Dec edition); and a clinical paper (Cernak et al; Electric current & Local anesthetic combination successfully treats pain associated with diabetic neuropathy; Practical Pain Management (2012) 12 (2): 23-36. Feel free to email or call me [email protected]; 702-521-9542; website www.nvpainrelief.com
It is interesting!
Whats the exact mechanism of heparin in regeneration of injured muscles and tissues?
How does it work? please provide some references..It is interesting to look at and also a relatively cost efficient option..Does it require any special equipment?
For the treatment of diabetic neuropathy we use intraosseous blockade with excellent results. www.pain-clinic.ru
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