Ultrasound therapy for treatment of lower extremity intermittent claudication.
Ultrasound therapy for treatment of lower extremity intermittent claudication.
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超声疗法用于治疗下肢间歇性跛行
DOI:
10.1016/j.amjsurg.2021.02.017
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发表时间:
2021-06
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
Kaul S
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作者:
Landry GJ;Louie D;Giraud D;Ammi AY;Kaul S
While often thought of as a diagnostic tool, ultrasound (US) can also potentially be used as a therapeutic modality. US applies mechanical stress on endothelial cells and induces nitric oxide synthase, which regulates the secretion of nitric oxide, a potent vasodilator. In animal ischemic models, US has been shown to improve hindlimb, myocardial, and cerebral perfusion. We performed a pilot trial of US therapy in the lower extremities of human subjects with intermittent claudication. 10 subjects (5 male, 5 female, mean age 69.7±10.3) with intermittent claudication were recruited. Both legs were placed in a specially designed with a water interfacebetweenUS transducers and the legs. Subjects underwent pulsed US therapy at 250 kHz frequency for 30 minutes for three treatments a week for six weeks. Pre and post treatment ankle:brachial index (ABI), 6-minute walk (6MW), Walking Impairment Questionnaire (WIQ), and Short Form 36 (SF36) were performed. Pre and post-treatment results were compared with paired t test. Six minute walking at baseline was 352±70m, after one treatment session 353±70m (p=0.99), and at completion 372±71m (p=0.015). There was a trend toward improved ABI after 6 weeks of treatment (0.53±0.17 vs 0.64±0.12, p=0.083). After six weeks, significant improvements were noted in overall WIQ score (2.00±1.48 vs 2.63±1.38, p=0.0001), WIQ (distance) 2.07±1.54 vs 2.73±1.42 (p=0.036), and WIQ (stair) 2.00±1.67 vs 2.62±1.24, p=0.034, with a trend in WIQ (speed), 1.89±1.26 vs 2.46±1.43, p=0.069. In the SF-36, significant improvements were noted in the domains of physical functioning (44.0±41.6 vs 50.5±41.1, p=0.009) and role limitations – physical (35.0±48.3 vs 60.0±49.6, p=0.006) after six weeks. Therapeutic US is a potential noninvasive treatment for intermittent claudication. Pilot study patients noted significant improvements in 6MW and WIQ results after 6 weeks of treatment. A nonsignificant improvement in ABI was noted. Further research will be needed to clarify optimal treatment frequency and duration.
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