SCENAR Publications
The Application of SCENAR Technology in Sports Medicine
Moiseev S., published in the Digest “SCENAR-therapy and
SCENAR-examination” 3rd edition, Taganrog, Russia, 1997.
A 2-Year History of SCENAR Therapy
Subbotina Galina
Where To "Apply" The SCENAR? (Discussion)
Tarakanov A., Tarakanova G.
One More SCENAR Story
Maljushko O., Kiev, Ukraine
Oral Cancer Treatment By Boris Zaidiner1, Ilia Baranovsky, Darya Leontyeva, Irene
Petrenko
Therapeutic Effectiveness of Dynamic Electric Neurostimulation for Treatment of Children with Bronchial Diseases By Khan M.A. , Malakhov V.V., Chernyshev V.V., Borovitskiy I.P. , Dmitrienko E.G. ,Kononova I.P., Vakhova E.L.
Application of Dynamic Electric Neurostimulation for Treatment of Urinary Bladder Neurogenic Dysfunction in Children By Khan M.A., Borovitskiy I.P. , Malakhov V.V., Chernyshev V.V., Novikova E.V., Vakhova E.L.
Title: Effects of SCENAR® therapy on pain modulation, swelling, reflex muscle inhibition, ankle functional status, and recovery time following acute ankle sprain.
Source: Samueli Institute for Information Biology.
PI: Ann Gill Taylor, EdD, RN
Role: Collaborator
Period: 2003 - 2005
Amount: $134,663
Description: The major goal of this project is to determine if SCENAR® therapy will reduce pain and swelling, reverse muscle inhibition, improve ankle functional status, and shorten the recovery time following acute ankle sprains.
Effects of SCENAR® therapy on acute ankle sprains
Source: Samuel Eli Institute
PI: Ann Gill-Taylor, EdD, FAAN, RN (Riann Palmieri, Collaborator)
Period: 2003-2005
Amount: $200,000 (Total Costs)
Aim: The major goal of this project is to determine if SCENAR® therapy will reduce pain and swelling,
reverse muscle inhibition, improve ankle functional status, and shorten the recovery time following
acute ankle sprains.
