Biophysical stimulation in osteonecrosis of the femoral head

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This article discusses 2 Italian studies on the effects of PEMF on avascular necrosis of the femoral head. Both studies showed that short term PEMF may protect the articular cartilage from inflammation and bone-marrow edema while long term treatment can stimulate osteogenic activity at the necrotic area hindering bone collapse and fracture. In conclusion, PEMF treatment may be utilized on the treatment of Ficat stage-I or II disease or delay joint replacement.

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Study Categories

arthritis, cardio/heart/bloodflow, cartilage growth, inflammation, pain relief

Authors

[‘Massari Leo’, ‘Fini Milena’, ‘Cadossi Ruggero’, ‘Setti Stefania’, ‘Traina GianCarlo’]

PMID

19753174

PMCID

PMC2739500

Published Date

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Frequency (Hz)

75

Frequency Range

High

Intensity (G)

Intensity Range

Waveform

unknown

PEMF/EMF/RF/LT

PEMF

Study Subject Types

human

Keywords Listed

Chondroprotective effect, osteonecrosis of the femoral head, pulsed electromagnetic fields

Added Descriptive Keywords

inflammation, bone, blood flow, disrupted, clogged, tissue death, femur, leg bone, leg pain, joint, cartilage, arthritis, human

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