Case Study: Post-Traumatic Brachial Plexus Compression and Degenerative Spinal Disease Treated with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 61 years old
• Gender: Female

Initial Diagnosis

1. Post-traumatic compression of the brachial plexus (right side)
2. Multi-segmental degenerative spinal disease (chronic recurrent condition in subremission)
3. Cervicobrachialgia

Initial Symptoms

• Constant pain in right shoulder during the day (4-3.5 on visual analogue scale)
• Pain decreasing at rest
• Numbness in right shoulder
• Partial restriction of movement in cervical area and right shoulder
• Periodic head pains radiating from neck
• Chronic pain for over two months following a fall and injury

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Course: 10 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day

Treatment Outcomes

1. Significant overall improvement
2. Disappearance of pain in neck and arm
3. Restored free movement in hand
4. Elimination of numbness in hand
5. Increased sense of liveliness and energy

Follow-up Recommendations

1. Repeat the same course in 3-4 weeks
2. Continue with quarterly treatments for one year if necessary

This case study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating complex neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, showing significant improvements in pain, mobility, and overall well-being after a short course of treatment.