coMra Therapy Case Report: Fractured Toes from Car Accident

Patient Profile

• Gender: Male
• Age: 40 years old
• Condition: Fractured right foot from car accident

Initial Diagnosis

• Fracture of the third, fourth, and fifth metatarsal bones
• Contusion of toes with damage to toenails
• Confirmed by X-ray one day after accident

Conventional Treatment Plan

• Removable cast for 8 weeks
• Crutches
• Pain medication as needed

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Device: 980 nanometer Delta
• Treatment: Modified Traumatology 15
• Frequency: Daily for 30 days
• Start: One day after the accident

Treatment Progress

Week 1 (Day 6)

• First removal of cast
• Visible swelling and bruising on foot and toes

Week 2 (Day 10)

• Doctor unable to locate fracture visually
• X-ray showed bones healing quickly and correctly
• Patient walking with crutches
• Stopped pain medication

Week 3 (Day 16)

• Pain-free
• Swelling and bruising gone
• Patient able to move around house without crutches
• Slight leaning on heel while walking

Week 4 (Day 34)

• No longer using cast or crutches
• X-ray showed no visible fracture
• Doctors surprised by rapid healing

Outcomes

• Bones fused in half the expected time (4 weeks instead of 8)
• Patient back to normal activities in half the expected time
• Doctors surprised by the speed of recovery

Conclusion

• coMra therapy demonstrated significant acceleration of bone healing
• Patient experienced faster recovery than conventional treatment expectations

Note: This case was submitted by Ms. Yulia Trenko, a massage therapist and coMra therapist from Ukraine.