Status of microcirculation, bioelectrical activity of myocardium and tolerability to physical loads were studied in 120 patients with myocardial infarction with capillary and tropic insufficiency, divided into four groups, over time, before and after course exposure to physical factors such as the "Venoruton" ointment phonophoresis and electromagnetic radiation of millimeter range, as well as complex medicamentous therapy, used alone or in combination. The most striking therapeutic effect was achieved with the above physiotherapeutic measures being combined.
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