The Swedish-Ukrainian Medical Center "Angelholm" conducts postoperative rehabilitation of patients at a decent level, based on methods that combine the experience of Swedish and Ukrainian specialists. A special set of rehabilitation programs provides an individual approach to each patient. Thanks to modern equipment, the methods of pressure therapy, CPM therapy, laser therapy, electrical stimulation, magnetic therapy, etc. are effectively used. compression and vacuum.

Pressure therapy is one of the effective methods for:

- Prevention of thrombosis and postoperative edema

- To improve blood and lymph circulation

- To restore water balance


Effects of pressure therapy:

- Vasodilator

- Excretion of excess fluid and harmful substances

- Restoration of water balance

- Normalization of lymph and intercellular fluid circulation

- Improvement of venous blood circulation

- Activation of metabolic processes in skin cells

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Indications for pressure therapy:

- Disorders of lymphatic circulation (lymphatic edema)

- Postoperative and post-traumatic edema

- Prevention of venous thrombosis, varicose veins

- Chronic venous insufficiency

- Steady muscle tension

Advantages of pressure therapy:

- Only one procedure replaces 15 to 20 sessions of manual massage

- The procedure is the method of choice for patients who are contraindicated in electromyostimulation, ultrasound or manual massage

- Stimulates the body's defenses.


CPM - therapy (Continuous Passive Motion) - continuous passive movement - is a modern method of mechanotherapy aimed at restoring movement in the joint after surgery (osteosynthesis or endoprosthesis).

Methodically repetitive rhythmic movements performed by patients on mechanotherapeutic devices accelerate the process of restoring impaired motor function. Exercises on the machine are performed at a given speed and a given load.

Advantages of CPM therapy:

- Early onset of recovery

- Improving venous dynamics

- Accelerates Wound healing

- Virtually painless procedure

When exercising on mechanotherapeutic devices, the following recommendations should be followed:

- Correct positioning of the limb on the device (the axis of movement of the device should coincide with the axis of the joint over which the exercise is performed)

- Correct starting position of free limb segments (compliance with physiological state)

- Correct fixation of the working limb segment (exclusion of concomitant movements)

- Correct dosing (gradual increase in load as the amplitude of movement in the joint, increasing muscle strength)

Indications for CPM therapy:

- Consequences of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system (stiffness in the joints, muscle contractures, scarring of soft tissues, etc.)

- Cuts, paralysis

- Obesity.



Electromyostimulation (myoneurostimulation, myostimulation) - a method of restorative treatment, which is based on muscle contraction under the action of an electric pulse current.

Effects of electrical stimulation:

- At the muscle level: restoring muscle tone, increasing muscle mass
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- At the vascular level: activation of blood circulation and lymph flow at the site of action

- Reduction of edema

- At the level of fat cells: local lipolysis

- General effect on the body: improving the functional state of the nervous and endocrine systems, activation of metabolism, lipolysis and blood circulation

Indications for electrical stimulation:

- Muscle atrophy, muscle wasting (normalization of contractility and muscle tone)

- Circulatory disorders, lymphatic drainage (elimination of soft tissue edema) and innervation

- Used for pain relief

- Restoration of reduced conduction of nerve trunks

- Restoration of motor skills in diseases of the musculoskeletal system

- Diseases of the joints

Doctor	Name	Specialization	Reception time (Sunday)
	Zinchenko Eduard Igorovich	Physiotherapy	-