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Positive effects of plantar vibration training for the treatment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy: A pilot study.
Somatosensory & Motor Research 2017 June
PURPOSE: To evaluate the effectiveness of 8-week low-frequency plantar vibration training on patients with sensorimotor diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN).
PARTICIPANTS: Twelve patients took part in the investigation.
RESULTS: An increase of the nerve conductive velocity of soral and peroneal nerves of feet, increased postural stability, and disappearance of the pain and tingling were observed.
CONCLUSION: The obtained results provide evidence for beneficial effects of 8-week plantar vibration training in patients with DPN.
PARTICIPANTS: Twelve patients took part in the investigation.
RESULTS: An increase of the nerve conductive velocity of soral and peroneal nerves of feet, increased postural stability, and disappearance of the pain and tingling were observed.
CONCLUSION: The obtained results provide evidence for beneficial effects of 8-week plantar vibration training in patients with DPN.
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