PMC3177587_01
Female 70 years old, treated with oral anticoagulants, accidental fall while descending the stairs. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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The fall resulted in a significant hematoma, with hemorrhagic suffusion present in the buttocks (Figure 2) and inguinal canal (Figure 3), resulting in significant pain in the traumatized areas.
Female 70 years old, treated with oral anticoagulants, accidental fall while descending the stairs. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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The fall resulted in a significant hematoma, with hemorrhagic suffusion present in the buttocks (Figure 2) and inguinal canal (Figure 3), resulting in significant pain in the traumatized areas.
Female 70 years old, treated with oral anticoagulants, accidental fall while descending the stairs. After 12 REAC-TO treatment in six days.
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As a result, an almost full recovery was achieved within six days (Figures 4 and 5).
Female 70 years old, treated with oral anticoagulants, accidental fall while descending the stairs. After 12 REAC-TO treatment in six days.
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As a result, an almost full recovery was achieved within six days (Figures 4 and 5).
PMC3177587_02
Male 60 years old, accidental trauma, with fall on the chest. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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A 60-year-old man sustained an accidental trauma involving a fall on the chest, which resulted in an underarm, subfascial hematoma (Figure 6).
Male 60 years old, accidental trauma, with fall on the chest. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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The transverse diameter was approximately 13 cm, and a conspicuous ecchymotic suffusion extended to the iliac wing (Figure 7).
Male 60 years old, accidental trauma, with fall on the chest. After 18 REAC-TO treatment in three weeks.
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Following completion of treatment, the ecchymotic suffusion was completely resolved (Figure 8), and the hematoma present in the underarm was almost completely resolved (Figure 9).
Male 60 years old, accidental trauma, with fall on the chest. After 18 REAC-TO treatment in three weeks.
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Following completion of treatment, the ecchymotic suffusion was completely resolved (Figure 8), and the hematoma present in the underarm was almost completely resolved (Figure 9).
PMC3177587_03
Male 30 years old, crushing accidental trauma on right leg. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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A 30-year-old male experienced a crush injury to his right leg, with a conspicuous pretibial hematoma extending the length of the affected limb (Figures 10 and 11).
Male 30 years old, crushing accidental trauma on right leg. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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A 30-year-old male experienced a crush injury to his right leg, with a conspicuous pretibial hematoma extending the length of the affected limb (Figures 10 and 11).
Male 30 years old, crushing accidental trauma on right leg. After 18 REAC-TO treatment in three weeks.
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Following completion of the REAC-TO treatments, modest local edema and slight discoloration from hemosiderin deposition remained (Figures 12 and 13).
Male 30 years old, crushing accidental trauma on right leg. After 18 REAC-TO treatment in three weeks.
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Following completion of the REAC-TO treatments, modest local edema and slight discoloration from hemosiderin deposition remained (Figures 12 and 13).
PMC3177587_04
Male 18 years old, accidentally fell on the steps of a staircase. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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As a result, the subject developed a conspicuous ecchymotic suffusion that extended to the tibiotarsal joint and heel (Figures 14 and 15).
Male 18 years old, accidentally fell on the steps of a staircase. Before REAC-TO treatment.
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As a result, the subject developed a conspicuous ecchymotic suffusion that extended to the tibiotarsal joint and heel (Figures 14 and 15).
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