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1 SECTION NEUROLOGY Brain and nervous system disorders 8 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
2 NEUROLOGY SECTION 9 IMPORTANT In treating the heart area (4 th intercostal, left of sternum) NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. 3 A number of treatments in this user guide are complex treatments in which several standalone treatments have been combined to form one course of treatment. If in such cases more than one of the individual treatments calls for the heart area (4 th intercostal, left of sternum) to be treated, ensure that this is done only once. Do NOT use comra therapy on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. Pro NOTES Treatment times given in this user guide were designed for the home user with the Delta or Palm 980 nm laser to give a conservative starting point. Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience.
3 In treating the heart area NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. Do NOT use on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. SECTION NEUROLOGY 8 mins Treatment time. CEREBRAL BLOOD CIRCULATION DISORDERS STROKES 4 th intercostal, left of sternum (only once per day) Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Subclavian fossae 3 Supraclavicular fossae 4 Carotid arteries Frontotemporal per point Ultrasound OFF For points Suboccipital fossae 7 Spine (C-7) 8 Base of neck 0 x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest and repeat cycle. Repeat every 3 months until full health has been restored. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 0 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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5 SECTION NEUROLOGY 8 mins Treatment time. Scan both sides of vertebral column, lumbosacral per side 000 ISCHIALGIA pain in the hips. Buttock piriformis on affected side Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. 3 Sub-buttock on affected side 4 Middle back of femur on affected side Popliteal fossa on affected side per point x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest before doing UNIVERSAL 4 (SB-). Thereafter repeat treatment if necessary, allowing for the periods of rest between courses. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
6 NEUROLOGY SECTION 3 3 4
7 The eyes must be closed during this treatment. SECTION NEUROLOGY 3 0 mins Treatment time. A Scan both sides of the face going from front of ears to the bottom of the jaw and up to the temporal area, as shown in the diagram per side 000 NEUROPATHY OF OPHTHALMIC NERVE eye ailments. Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. B Scan both sides of the head including the ear, as shown in the diagram x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest and repeat course if needed. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 4 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
8 NEUROLOGY SECTION A B
9 The eyes must be closed during this treatment. SECTION NEUROLOGY 4 0 mins Treatment time. TRIGEMINAL NERVE NEURALGIA TRIGEMINAL NERVE NEUROPATHY facial pain. Scan both sides of the face as shown in diagram 0 per side 0 Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest and repeat course if needed. 6 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
10 NEUROLOGY SECTION 7
11 SECTION NEUROLOGY 7 mins Treatment time. Place the tip of the Probe on each point shown in the diagram. Treat the points shown on both ears per point 000 DELIRIUM TREMENS withdrawal symptoms. Delta Probe Terminal with Extended Sheath. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. x daily for x days Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle as necessary. 8 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
12 NEUROLOGY SECTION 9
13 SECTION NEUROLOGY 6 8 mins Treatment time. Place the tip of the Probe on each point shown in the diagram. Point behind the ear should be done on both sides per point 000 ALCOHOLISM Delta Probe Terminal with Extended Sheath. Delta Meridian Terminal. Place Meridian Terminal over entire ear. Treat both ears Pro NOTES 3 per ear Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. x daily for x days Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle as necessary. 30 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
14 NEUROLOGY SECTION 3
15 SECTION NEUROLOGY 7 3 mins Treatment time. Place the tip of the Probe on each point shown in the diagram. 000 STUTTERING per point Using the Medical Terminal 0 Delta Probe Terminal with Extended Sheath. Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. 3 Using the Medical Terminal Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest and repeat course until improvement is noticed. Thereafter it is a matter of gaining confidence in not stuttering. 3 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
16 NEUROLOGY SECTION 33 3
17 In treating the heart area NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. Do NOT use on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. SECTION NEUROLOGY 8 6 mins Treatment time. 4 th intercostal, left of sternum (only once per day) EPILEPSY Elbow fossae per point Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. 3 Carotid Arteries per point 4 Suboccipital 0 Ultrasound OFF For point 4. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest and repeat course until condition is cured. Thereafter repeat course once every 6 months. 34 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
18 NEUROLOGY SECTION 3 3 4
19 SECTION NEUROLOGY 9 FIBROMYALGIA hr 3 mins ± Treatment time. PART EARLY MORNING As shown in the diagram per point per frequency then 0 Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. PART EARLY EVENING Apply UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD) every nd day x daily for x days Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle until improvement is noticed. Thereafter treat every 3 months if still necessary. PART 3 EVENING AFTER DINNER Apply UNIVERSAL (SB-) every day Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 36 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
20 NEUROLOGY SECTION 37
21 Conditions that display recurring areas of pain should additionally be treated locally, on and surrounding the area of pain at 0 Hz for mins per point. Where there has been muscle wastage, the appropriate muscles should also be treated, based on the treatment program set out in NEUROLOGY 3. SECTION NEUROLOGY 0 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS hr 3 mins ± Treatment time. PART EARLY MORNING & EVENING Apply UNIVERSAL (SB-) twice a day (morning and evening) PART MIDDAY Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. A Apply UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD) every nd day (alternating with B) B Apply CARDIOLOGY every nd day (alternating with A) Do continuously (without rest periods) until definite improvement is noticed. Thereafter treat for days, but doing only 3 courses of UNIVERSAL 4 (SB-), and allowing a period of weeks rest between courses. PART 3 EVENING AFTER DINNER Apply UNIVERSAL 4 (SB-) one part done once per day, every evening for 6 days. Having completed all 6 parts start again at the beginning. PART 4 EVENING AFTER DINNER From coccyx to occiput at 0 cm intervals 000 Along both sides of vertebral column through long extensors at 0 cm intervals per point 0 Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 38 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
22 NEUROLOGY SECTION 39
23 This treatment is best done last thing at night before going to sleep so as to ensure a good night s sleep. SECTION NEUROLOGY 3 mins Treatment time. WITTMAACK-EKBOM S SYNDROME (RESTLESS LEGS OR RESTLESS ARMS SYNDROME) LEGS For points -6 do first the one leg and then the other Scan both sides of vertebral column, lumbosacral per side 000 Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. x daily for x days Allow 3 weeks rest before doing UNIVERSAL 4 (SB-). Thereafter repeat treatment if necessary, allowing for the periods of rest between courses. Adrenal glands 3 Buttock piriformis 4 Sub-buttock per point Middle back of femur 6 Popliteal fossa 7 Below the calf muscle ARMS For points -6 do first the one arm and then the other Scan both sides of vertebral column, base of neck per side 000 Long head of triceps 3 Adrenal glands 4 Front of trapezius Pectoralis major per point 6 Anconeal arteries 7 Palmaris longus Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 40 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
24 NEUROLOGY SECTION 4 LEGS ARMS
25 In treating the heart area NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. Do NOT use on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. SECTION NEUROLOGY PARKINSON S DISEASE hr 0 mins ± Treatment time. PART EARLY MORNING A Apply UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD) every nd day (alternating with B) B Apply UNIVERSAL (SB-) every nd day (alternating with A) Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. PART * MIDDAY & EVENING AFTER DINNER * x daily for 30 x days Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle. Thereafter treat every 3 months if still necessary. Frontal (both sides) Temple (both sides) 3 Parietal lobes (both sides) 4 Suboccipital (both sides) From coccyx to occiput at 0 cm intervals 6 Along both sides of vertebral column through long extensors at 0 cm intervals per side per point th intercostal, left of sternum (only once per day) 8 Liver, points 0 cm apart 9 Pancreas, points 0 cm apart per point 0 Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 4 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
26 NEUROLOGY SECTION
27 To make the treatment of the muscles somewhat easier some of the muscles have been grouped where possible, so that one point of irradiation serves to irradiate more than one muscle. It is also of vital importance that as from the commencement of PLAN, the patient also undergoes a suitable physiotherapy program in order to rebuild the wasted muscle. SECTION NEUROLOGY 3 44 mins Treatment time. PLAN EARLY MORNING MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Sternocleidomastoid Deltoid Delta Aesthetic Terminal. 3 Pectoralis 4 Biceps x daily Do PLAN every day until definite improvement is noticed. Then allow a period of weeks rest before switching to PLAN. Brachioradialis 6 Flexor carpi radialis and palmaris longus 7 Adductor longus and gracilis 8 Rectus femoris per point per frequency 0 then Variable (V) 9 Vastus lateralis 0 Vastus medialis Peroneus longus Continued overleaf comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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29 hr 8 mins Treatment time. PLAN MIDDAY Trapezius Teres major Delta Aesthetic Terminal. 3 Latissimus dorsi/adrenal glands 4 Triceps, 3 points x daily Do PLAN every day until definite improvement is noticed. Then allow a period of weeks rest before switching to PLAN. 6 Flexor 7 Gluteus maximus 8 Adductor magnus 9 Iliotibial per point per frequency 0 then Variable (V) Extensor 0 Semitendinosus and biceps femoris Gastrocnemius Soleus 3 Achilles Continued overleaf comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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31 In treating the heart area NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. Do NOT use on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. hr mins Treatment time. PLAN EARLY EVENING Frontal (both sides) Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Temple (both sides) 3 Parietal lobes (both sides) 4 Suboccipital (both sides) per side 0 Subclavian fossae per point Ultrasound OFF For points Supraclavicular fossae per point 7 4 th intercostal, left of sternum (only once per day) x daily Do PLAN every day until definite improvement is noticed. Then allow a period of weeks rest before switching to PLAN. 8 Liver 9 Spleen and pancreas per point 0 Solar plexus Coccyx to occiput at 0 cm intervals per point points along both sides of vertebral column, opposite scapulae per point per frequency 0 then 0 3 points below scapulae per point 4 Kidneys per point Scan both sides of vertebral column from mid back to lower back per side 000 PLAN LAST THING AT NIGHT Apply UNIVERSAL (SB-) every day Apply UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD) every nd day PLAN overleaf comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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33 mins Treatment time. PLAN EARLY MORNING MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Sternocleidomastoid Deltoid Delta Aesthetic Terminal. x daily for x days Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle until full recovery is achieved. 3 Pectoralis 4 Biceps Brachioradialis 6 Flexor carpi radialis and palmaris longus 7 Adductor longus and gracilis 8 Rectus femoris 9 Vastus lateralis 0 Vastus medialis per point Variable (V) Peroneus longus Continued overleaf... 0 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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35 34 mins Treatment time. PLAN EARLY MORNING TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY Trapezius Teres major Delta Aesthetic Terminal. x daily for x days Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle until full recovery is achieved. 3 Latissimus dorsi/adrenal glands 4 Triceps, 3 points Extensor 6 Flexor 7 Gluteus maximus 8 Adductor magnus 9 Iliotibial 0 Semitendinosus and biceps femoris per point Variable (V) Gastrocnemius Soleus 3 Achilles Continued overleaf... comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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37 In treating the heart area NEVER use a frequency other than Hz. Do NOT use on patients who have had heart transplants, who have hearts with artificial valves or who have cardiostimulators. hr mins Treatment time. PLAN EARLY EVENING MONDAY TO SATURDAY Frontal (both sides) Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Temple (both sides) per side 0 3 Parietal lobes (both sides) 4 Suboccipital (both sides) Subclavian fossae per point Ultrasound OFF For points Supraclavicular fossae per point 7 4 th intercostal, left of sternum (only once per day) 8 Liver 9 Spleen and pancreas per point 0 x daily for x days Monday to Saturday. Allow weeks rest and repeat cycle until full recovery is achieved. 0 Solar plexus 8 points from coccyx to occiput at 0 cm intervals 3 points along both sides of vertebral column, opposite scapulae per point 000 per point per frequency 3 points below scapulae per point 4 Kidneys per point then 0 Scan both sides of vertebral column from mid back to lower back per side 000 PLAN LAST THING AT NIGHT MONDAY TO SATURDAY A Apply UNIVERSAL (SB-) every nd day (alternating with B) Apply UNIVERSAL 3 (BLOOD) every nd day (alternating with A) Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 4 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
38 NEUROLOGY SECTION
39 The eyes must be closed during this treatment. SECTION NEUROLOGY 4 6 mins Treatment time. GLAUCOMA MACULAR DEGENERATION RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA Directly over each eye, gaze down per eye Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Scan both sides of the face as shown in the diagram per side 3 Occipital lobe (both sides) per side 4 Carotid artery (both sides) per side 0 Ultrasound OFF For point 3. Solar plexus, mid-distance between xiphoid process and umbilicus 6 Adrenal glands 0 per point per frequency then 0 x daily Until significant improvement is noticed. Then allow weeks rest and continue for 4 days. Repeat as necessary. Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 6 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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41 SECTION NEUROLOGY 30 mins Treatment time. Tragus (both sides) Mastoid (both sides) per frequency then 0 TINNITUS Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Delta Probe Terminal with Extended Sheath. Ultrasound OFF For points 4 &. 3 Insert Probe towards tympanal (both sides) 4 Temporal lobes (both sides) Parietal lobes (both sides) 6 Carotid arteries (both sides) 7 Subclavian arteries (both sides) Pro NOTES 3 per ear 000 per side Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 0 x daily for 30 x days Allow weeks rest and repeat course if needed. 8 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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43 SECTION NEUROLOGY 6 6 mins Treatment time. PART EARLY MORNING SPASTIC PARAPARESIS (LOWER) Scan along spine on both sides in the areas C-T and L-S 3 per side 0 Delta Medical Terminal or comra Palm. Lateral sides of knee 3 Area above kneecap 4 Area under kneecap x daily Until definite improvement is noticed. Then allow weeks rest and continue cycle as and when needed. Popliteal 6 Side of ankle 7 Front projection of ankle 8 Rear of ankle per point per side Variable (V) PART AFTERNOON 9 Scan calf and tendon 3 per side 0 0 Scan top of foot Scan bottom of foot per line Variable (V) Pro NOTES Treatments with the professional 90 nm laser are more intense, and therefore these treatment times may be shortened, and also the space between treatments extended further, as determined by feeling and experience. 60 comra user guide [ENGLISH, REV 4.0]
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