#therapeutics
- Anatripsiology — A branch of therapeutics and physiotherapy dealing with the theoretical study, methodological principles, and clinical application of friction, massages, and mechanical manipulations on the skin and deep tissues for curative purposes. This structural discipline analyzes the physiological effects of body rubbing on blood circulation, muscle relaxation, and cellular regeneration.
- Aneurinotherapy — A clinical therapeutic method consisting of the controlled medical utilization of massive or standard doses of aneurine (vitamin B1) to treat severe avitaminosis or various disorders of the nervous system. This structural treatment aims to correct cellular metabolic imbalances and regenerate the myelin sheath affected by inflammatory or degenerative processes.
- Arteriotherapy — A specialized therapeutic approach consisting of the direct administration of medications (vasodilators, thrombolytics, or chemotherapy agents) via the intra-arterial route or the structural treatment of diseases located within the arterial system. This clinical method ensures a maximum concentration of the active substance directly in the target organ or tissue, while reducing systemic side effects.