Case Study: Femoral Nerve Injury Treatment with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 14 years old
• Gender: Female
• Condition: Right femoral nerve injury

Initial Symptoms

• Right thigh perimeter 8 cm smaller than left
• Visible atrophy (“skin and bone”)
• Painful walking
• Difficult movement

Diagnosis

• Official: Right femoral nerve injury
• Affected areas:
• Motion
• Sensation
• Nutritive function of the femoral nerve

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Duration: Summer 2016
• Number of treatments: 45
• Length of each treatment: Approximately 25 minutes

Treatment Areas and Frequencies

1. Lumbar 3 and 4 (femoral nerve root):

• 50 Hz for 1 minute
• 1000 Hz for 1 minute
• Scanning at 1000 Hz for 5 minutes

2. Femoral nerve pathway (4 points from top of thigh to knee):

• 50 Hz for 2 minutes per point
• 1000 Hz for 2 minutes per point

Results

• Pain and lameness eliminated
• Right thigh perimeter increased from 31 cm to 34.5 cm
• Visible muscle regeneration

Additional Therapy

• Standard physiotherapy

Practitioner’s Notes

• Dr. Zlatev considered results remarkable, especially regeneration of nutritive function
• Hospital doctors impressed with progress

Case Significance

• Multiple hospitals and tests required for initial diagnosis
• No known treatment available in Bulgaria prior to coMra therapy

Practitioner Background

Dr. Zlatev:

• Medical practitioner with over 40 years experience
• Former head of cardiovascular unit in a large hospital

This case study highlights the potential of coMra therapy in treating severe nerve injuries, particularly in cases where conventional treatments have been exhausted or unavailable. The significant improvement in both function and muscle mass suggests coMra therapy’s effectiveness in addressing complex neurological conditions.