On the Possibility of Correcting Pathology of the Peripheral Nervous System by Physical Factors Emerging during the Functioning of EPR, NMR, and NGR

Study of the mechanisms of influence of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and nuclear gamma -resonance (NGR) on normal and pathological living systems is medically promising for development of new treatment methods. In addition, this approach may be used to search for materials for nerve prosthetics. These techniques may expand the range of modern experimental and clinical methods of diagnosing and treating a number of pathologies. The devices used may physically affect biochemical processes in the body in the EPR, NMR, and NGR regimes, simultaneously recording these processes. The use of these devices in pathology models may be helpful for correcting pathological processes, in particular, by strengthening conduction in the nerve-muscle preparation; they may also influence free radicals, which probably play a role in reducing conduction of nerve fibers. The treatment by EPR and NMR (NGR conditions) suggested here may also be used together with pharmacological or other methods.