Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research · 2018 · 10 citations · 13 references
MedicineNeurologyPhysical MedicinePhysical TherapyRehabilitationVibrationPhysical RehabilitationVibration ExposureVibroacousticsBiomechanical EffectsHuman Health EffectsNeurological EffectsParkinson's Disease Rehabilitation
The history of the development of vibrotherapy (VT) dates back to the half of the nineteenth century, when French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot designed vibration chair for treatment of Parkinson disease. Since then VT got as far as the world's first medical device "Vitberg+" that was introduce by Vitberg company in 2016. Vibrotherapy has recently gain popularity, many studies have provided insight into the benefits of using vibration for enhancement of overall health. The aim of our paper is to review current literature on VT, help readers to better understand the effects of vibration on human body. We can add that valid evidence suggests that vibration is effective in enhancing various medical conditions, although the exact mechanisms mediating these effects are still not well understood. In that context, further research is needed for verification and clarification of the impact of vibration, vibrotherapy on the human health.
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