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Focusing on a prospective descriptive longitudinal study conducted in Guantánamo, this book evaluates the effectiveness of catgut therapy for Chronic Pelvic Inflammatory Disease from January to December 2023. It highlights the clinical epidemiological profile of predominantly young, educated women, revealing that most patients experienced favorable outcomes. The therapy significantly alleviated symptoms and improved overall well-being without increasing adverse reactions or serious events, ultimately reducing the need for medical services.

Focusing on the rehabilitation of older adults recovering from ischemic stroke, this book presents research aimed at creating informative materials about hemiplegia. It emphasizes the importance of educating patients and their families to enhance motivation and participation in therapy. Conducted in Guantanamo, Cuba, the study involved 47 patients aged 60 to 74 and 100 family members, highlighting the need for improved understanding of the rehabilitation process to support effective recovery.