Case Study: Treatment of Post-Fall Injuries with coMra Therapy

Patient Profile

• Age: 54 years old
• Gender: Female

Presenting Symptoms

• Pain in right arm, shoulder, neck, and chest
• Limited mobility in right hand (unable to raise fully)
• Regular headaches post-fall

Medical History

• Fall on stairs 5-6 weeks prior to treatment
• Main impact on right arm and head
• Emergency room diagnosis: Bruising of chest and soft tissues

Objective Examination Findings

• Soreness and muscle lumps in:
• Right part of chest
• Along ribs and spine
• Right shoulder and collarbone
• Right side of neck

Diagnosis

1. Consequences of bruising of chest and soft tissues of head and right arm
2. Post-traumatic neuropathy of right brachial plexus
3. Moderate pain syndrome (3-4 points on visual analog scale)

coMra Treatment Protocol

• Course: 10 treatments
• Frequency: Once per day

Treatment Outcomes

• Decreased pain in arm
• Increased hand movement (from 40-45% to 70-75% of normal range)
• Ability to perform full circular shoulder movements with minor discomfort
• Persistent but reduced night pain

Follow-up Recommendation

Continue treatment after 3-4 months based on health status

Note: This case study demonstrates the potential effectiveness of coMra therapy in treating complex post-traumatic injuries, showing improvements in both pain levels and mobility after a short course of treatment.