Russian Electrical Stimulation for Tenditis

[Guest guest]

Good Morning,

About 10 years ago I went to a class on treating upper extremity disorders

and one of the treatment protocols offered by the instructor

(I no longer have the handouts) was the use of Russian Electrical Stim for

biceps tendinitis and lateral epicondylitis. I initially tried it on a very

difficult biceps tendon problem on a patient and found it to be very effective.

I have used it on 100's of patients since with success. I am unable to find my

original handouts or anything specific on the web for this use of Russian. Does

anyone have any information they remember or would be willing to share? Thank

you.

Tom Kaluzny PT

Rehab Manager

Providence Mount Carmel Hospital

982 E. Columbia

Colville, WA 99114

509 685-5361

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>

> Good Morning,

> About 10 years ago I went to a class on treating upper extremity

disorders and one of the treatment protocols offered by the instructor

> (I no longer have the handouts) was the use of Russian Electrical Stim for

biceps tendinitis and lateral epicondylitis. I initially tried it on a very

difficult biceps tendon problem on a patient and found it to be very effective.

I have used it on 100's of patients since with success. I am unable to find my

original handouts or anything specific on the web for this use of Russian. Does

anyone have any information they remember or would be willing to share? Thank

you.

>

> Tom Kaluzny PT

> Rehab Manager

> Providence Mount Carmel Hospital

> 982 E. Columbia

> Colville, WA 99114

> 509 685-5361

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.physther.org/content/82/10/1019.full

>

> Good Morning,

> About 10 years ago I went to a class on treating upper extremity

disorders and one of the treatment protocols offered by the instructor

> (I no longer have the handouts) was the use of Russian Electrical Stim for

biceps tendinitis and lateral epicondylitis. I initially tried it on a very

difficult biceps tendon problem on a patient and found it to be very effective.

I have used it on 100's of patients since with success. I am unable to find my

original handouts or anything specific on the web for this use of Russian. Does

anyone have any information they remember or would be willing to share? Thank

you.

>

> Tom Kaluzny PT

> Rehab Manager

> Providence Mount Carmel Hospital

> 982 E. Columbia

> Colville, WA 99114

> 509 685-5361

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.physther.org/content/82/10/1019.full

>

> Good Morning,

> About 10 years ago I went to a class on treating upper extremity

disorders and one of the treatment protocols offered by the instructor

> (I no longer have the handouts) was the use of Russian Electrical Stim for

biceps tendinitis and lateral epicondylitis. I initially tried it on a very

difficult biceps tendon problem on a patient and found it to be very effective.

I have used it on 100's of patients since with success. I am unable to find my

original handouts or anything specific on the web for this use of Russian. Does

anyone have any information they remember or would be willing to share? Thank

you.

>

> Tom Kaluzny PT

> Rehab Manager

> Providence Mount Carmel Hospital

> 982 E. Columbia

> Colville, WA 99114

> 509 685-5361

>