[Clinical estimation of late treatment results in XXXX treated with @entity2656 , calcitonin and exercise therapy].

@entity1 @entity2656 @entity2045 @entity3986 @entity51 @entity130
The author presents late results of treating 60 @entity1 with @entity3986 of @entity2045 . The treatment was conducted by 3 methods: 30 @entity1 were receiving @entity2656 for 1 month, 15 subjects were given calcitonin intramuscularly for 1 month, and programmed rehabilitation according to Mucha's scheme was applied in 15 @entity1 . The results were estimated within the period of 1/2--2 years since the commencement of therapy. The evaluation of the results was accomplished by 3-degree classification namely: good, fair, poor. Main attention was focussed on the rest pain regression and improvement of the hand grasping function. In the total group of 60 @entity1 under treatment, there were 38 @entity1 with good results (62%), in 16 the result was fair (27%) and in 6 @entity1 the outcome was poor (11%). It has been recorded that the treatment during the I stage of disease by all the three methods used was uniformly effective. In the treatment of the II stage the most efficacious was @entity2656 (statistically significant). @entity2656 best influenced the improvement of hand grasping strength after the treatment, as well as regression of DS typical changes in RTG and bone scan. It has been also ascertained that for achievement of good results--regardless of the therapeutic method--the greatest influence was exerted by: the time shorter than 3 months elapsing from the @entity130 to the onset of the treatment, initial @entity51 smaller than 3 cm, the presence of typical for DS changes in bone scintigraphy as well as I stage of the disease.
