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[Success of physiotherapeutic interval training combined with standardized hemoderivative in intermittent
Abstract:
In a cross-over trial with 114 patients, intravenous Actovegin or an oral placebo were administered in addition to basic physiotherapy. In the evaluation 105 of the subjects were taken into consideration. It was shown that the test group (n = 53) achieved a 12% increase in walking distance (measured in the standardized walking distance test) compared with the placebo group (n = 52). The therapeutic success rate, i.e. the evaluation base for the efficacy of basic physiotherapy was comparatively good and statistically confirmed at 69.8% and 73.1% for the two groups. From this it may be concluded that basic physiotherapy can be effectively supported by Actovegin.
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