A new and refined injectable treatment for musculoskeletal disorders - bioscaffold properties of collagen and its clinical use. Part 2

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– The proteoglycans (PGs) of the Extracellular Matrix (ECM) cementing the collagen fibers improve the viscoelastic properties of the endoarticular fluid, which does not happen in prolotherapy The loose musculoskeletal components and hypermobile joints stimulate local nociceptors and cause tension and excessive stress to localized areas. 

By reinforcing these areas, regeneration and analgesic effects occur. 

Guna MD are 2ml injectable ampoules for subcutaneous, intradermal, periarticular, intraarticular and intramuscular (local muscles) use. 

► Guna MD can be used by themselves or along with in different associations (up to 2 ampoules per MD) according to the specific needs of the patient, or mixed with PRM injectable ampoules for Pain Therapy (ex. MD-NECK + MD-MUSCLE + GUNA-NECK + GUNA-MUSCLE) or as a complement to Homotoxicology (ex. Zeel T, Arnica comp.-Heel) or even conventional or local anesthetic injectable treatment.

Guna MD can also be used when the patient is treated with cortisone, NSAIDs and / or chondroprotective drugs without contraindications - and - as already mentioned - if the patient receives – during the treatment - manipulative therapy or other physical therapeutic methods (acupuncture, electroacupuncture, shiatsu, phyisiokinesitherapy), instrumental methods (magnetic therapy, ultrasound, laser therapy, electrotherapy, etc.) or thermal therapy.

MAIN INDICATIONS OF GUNA MEDICAL DEVICES

MD-NECK

• Cervical pain secondary to cartilage degeneration of the cervical spine segments (cervical osteoarthrosis) (in association with MD-POLY) 

• Cervical pain secondary to muscle trigger point (in association with MD-MUSCLE) 

• Stiff neck (in association with MD-MUSCLE and MD-NEURAL) 

• Muscle tension cervical pain (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MUSCLE) • Whiplash (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MUSCLE) 

• Cervical pain due to postural defects (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MUSCLE) 

• Alterations of the cervical axis (articular facet syndrome) (in association with MD-NEURAL)

• Cervical spinal ligaments syndrome (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MATRIX) 

• Cervical radicular neuritis (in association with MD-NEURAL).

MD-THORACIC 

• Back pain secondary to degenerative disorders of the cartilage of the dorsal spine segments (spinal osteoarthritis) (in association with MD-POLY)

• Back pain secondary to scoliosis (in association with MD-MUSCLE and MD-NEURAL) 

• Back pain secondary to trigger point of the dorsal muscles (in association with MD-MUSCLE) 

• Pain secondary to osteophytosis of the dorsal spine (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MATRIX) 

• Back pain secondary to osteoporosis (in association with MD-NEURAL, MD-MUSCLE, and MD-TISSUE)

• Alterations of the dorsal axis (articular spinal costal facet syndrome) (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MATRIX) 

• Syndrome of spinal dorsal ligaments (in association with MD-NEURAL) 

• Radicular neuritis of the dorsal spinal nerves (in association with MD-NEURAL). 

MD-LUMBAR 

• Low back pain secondary to lumbar cartilage degeneration (low back pain and lumbar osteoarthritis) 

• Osteophytosis of the lumbar spine segments (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MATRIX) 

• Low back pain secondary to muscletendon trigger points (in association with MD-MUSCLE)

• Low back pain from postural defects (in association with MD-NEURAL, MD-MUSCLE, and MD-TISSUE) 

• Mechanical alterations of the lumbar and lumbosacral axis (in association with MD-NEURAL) 

• Syndrome of lumbar and lumbosacral spinal ligaments (in association with MD-MATRIX) 

• Sacroiliac joint syndrome (in association with MD-NEURAL) 

• Radicular neuritis of the lumbar and lumbosacral spinal nerves (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-ISCHIAL).

MD-SHOULDER 

• Humero-scapular periarthritis (in association with MD-POLY) 

• Rotator cuff syndrome (in association with MD-MUSCLE and MD-TISSUE) 

• Shoulder-arm syndrome (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-MUSCLE) 

• Frozen shoulder (in association with MD-MUSCLE) 

• Shoulder pain secondary to dislocation (pre-therapy and post-reduction, in association with MD-NEURAL) 

• Epicondylitis (in association with MD-NEURAL and MD-POLY). 

MD-HIP 

• Coxarthrosis 

• Inflammation of the hip joint capsule (in association with MD-MATRIX) 

• Coxarthrosis in case of rheumatoid arthritis (in association with MD-POLY) 

• Coxalgia of muscular origin (in association with MD-MUSCLE) 

• Coxalgia of nervous origin (burning hip) (in association with MD-NEURAL) 

• Coxalgia due to prolonged bed rest (in association with MD-MATRIX and MD-TISSUE).

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