Ac-tive ENF® method®
This unique method for the treatment of nerve paralysis was created by combining medical acupuncture, which has a tradition going back more than 50 years in the Czech Republic, and knowledge of physical medicine, which used in rehabilitation medicine.
The method consists of activating acupuncture pathways using needles applied to acupuncture points. Electrical pulses are then introduced into these needles to stimulate points in the paralyzed parts of the body.
How is the currative treatment applied?
You will be diagnosed first and then treatment will take place. The intensity of the current depends on the subjective perception of each individual patient. Thus, the intensity of the stimulation of acupuncture paths and points is not determined by the physician, but is determined by you. This method will ensure maximum comfort and a pleasant course of treatment.
Who is Ac-tive ENF® designed for?® určená?
It is intended for all people who have lost the ability to move some part of their body. Most often used to restore momentum:
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- After a stroke
- After a spinal cord injury (spinal lesion)
- After brain surgery
- After a head injury with brain damage (craniotrauma)
- As a result of neuropathy in patients with multiple sclerosis.
- After peripheral nerve injury (e.g. paresis of the facial nerve)
- In children after brachial plexus postpartum paresis
- In patients with cerebral palsy
- To treat spasticity in patients after a central nervous system injury
- To treat continence disorders
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It is also intended for all patients with musculoskeletal pain and other types of pain, especially in the following cases:
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- Entezopathy - eg tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), golf elbow (medial epicondylitis), heel spurs (plantar fascitis) etc.
- Pain in large joints (pain in shoulder girdle, elbow joint, knee joint, etc.)
- Spine pain
- Chronic pain eg in rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgic syndrome, etc.
- Pain arising from cancer
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Shortly about alma mater
Palacký University Olomouc is the second oldest university in the Czech Republic. Its tradition reaches back to 16th century. The contemporary history of Palacký University Olomouc is marked by dynamic development. The university consists of eight faculties and the number of enrolled students has reached 24 000. The university is at the turning point of its development, as the historical buildings begin to lack necessary capacity. Intensive construction on new facilities for education, science, and research are in progress.