
Alexey Miroshnikov
Academy of medico-technical Sciences, Russian FederationTitle: Medical technology of underwater vacuum hydromassage in a complex rehabilitation program for patients with comorbid diseases diseases
Abstract
Comorbidity
refers to the presence of two or more chronic diseases in a patient, making the
estimation of comorbidity in patients an important part of clinical examination
and treatment. The therapeutic method «AquaTornado» is based on the principle of
a horizontal-vertical gradient of local discharge of soft tissues in the human
body, also known as Underwater Vacuum Whirlpool Therapy. This procedure is
carried out in water, which enhances the effect of local and general treatment.
As a result, microcirculation, lymph/blood flow of intercellular fluid, and
tissue drainage are improved. Clinical effectiveness and positive dynamics have
been proven under the influence of the «AquaTornado» vacuum massage. This therapy
can be recommended for integration into rehabilitation programs and complex
treatments for patients with comorbid diseases, including those who have
experienced COVID-19.
Biography
Miroshnikov has been involved in inventive activities for
more than 47 years; he is one of the leading specialists in the field of
film technology. In 1983 Alexey completed his PhD thesis in the field of
Technical Sciences. Since 2009 he has been involved in physiotherapy and
medical rehabilitation. Alexey is the author & developer of underwater
vacuum therapy technology andhardware complex «AquaTornado». He holds 3 patents
for his method of hydro-vacuum massage. This technology has been applied in
more than 60 different medical centers. It is successfully used in recuperation
and rehabilitation. He is the founder of "Water Flower" wellness
centre, where they work on improvement of «AquaTornado» technology, do
demonstrations and researches, organize staff training courses. For today,
Miroshnikov is undertaking new research on the improvement of underwater vacuum
therapy system. His dedication to research and development in this field is
commendable, and his contributions to the medical community are
invaluable.