Kvantifikace vlivu vakuově-kompresní terapie na přímé zvýšení dodávky kyslíku léčené končetině.

The accession of volume of arterial blood and thereby the increment of offered exploitable oxygen in the treatment of extremity has become obvious as one of the line of supposed treatment mechanism vacuumcompression therapy (VCT). These increments were quantified with the usage of three older, so far not analyzed experiments that show the effectiveness of vacuum compression therapy. It was proved that vacuum-compression therapy can get the constant increment of the fresh oxygenated blood in volumes up to 100 ml/min into the treated extremity during the treatment procedure. It means the increase by 50 % of the offer of oxygen for the treated extremity. However it has become apparent that if the technical conditions of the procedure are not optimal, the specific increment of the offer of oxygen induced by administration of VCT persists but is distinctly lower. These experimental conclusions support the purposefulness and efficiency of the vacuum-compression therapy (VCT) in its standard classic form but they support the need of development and the usage of improved methods and new technical tools for performing this highly effective physical-treatment therapy for which the scanning of the response of the treated extremity on the treatment and the feedback impedance control of the optimal values of the biotrophic procedure's parameters will be characteristic. These new systems will be possibly considered the higher generation of classic VCT. They are called "computer controlled peripheral bipolar barotherapy, CC-PBBT (Computer Control Peripheral Bipolar Barotherapy). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]