Dynamics of Brain-Specific Proteins and Melatonin Before and After Microwave Resonance Therapy in Patients with Aftereffects of Mild Brain Injury

Volodymyr Korshnyak

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Dynamics of Brain-Specific Proteins and Melatonin Before and After Microwave Resonance Therapy in Patients with Aftereffects of Mild Brain Injury

Volodymyr Korshnyak

Published in International Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (Volume 5, Issue 1)

Received: 16 February 2019 Accepted: 15 April 2019 Published: 23 May 2019

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Abstract

The process of decompensation in the remote period of mild closed traumatic brain injury is due to the autosensitization to different structures of brain, and contributes to the enhancement of inflammatory processes, that in turn disrupts the activity of neurotransmitter mechanisms in the central nervous system. Methods: The study of brain-specific proteins (S-100, MBP, EP, 3G-9-D6, GFAP) and melatonin hormone in patients with long-term effects of mild closed traumatic brain injury, before and after microwave resonance therapy was undertaken. Results: The dynamic observation of 20 patients with aftereffects of mild closed traumatic brain injury showed that microwave resonance therapy (MRT) leads to normalization of hormone melatonin and cerebrospinal proteins’ state in this group of patients. Conclusions: The study of brain-specific proteins and hormone melatonin contributes to the understanding of those biochemical processes that take place in this pathology. The microwave resonance therapy leads to the normalization of the functioning of neurohumoral cerebral mechanisms that have arisen in the remote period of traumatic brain injury. The application of microwave resonance therapy not only normalizes the state of the studied neurohumoral parameters, improves neuroplastic processes and protects the brain substance from damaging factors, but also restores the neurochemical organization of brain integration. The presented method of treatment restores the neurotransmitter mechanisms of the brain matter.

Published in	International Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy (Volume 5, Issue 1)
DOI	10.11648/j.ijnpt.20190501.11
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Brain-Specific Proteins, Melatonin, Microwave Resonance Therapy, Aftereffects, Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

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