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This study aims to compare the effects of different treatments, including PEMF on shoulder management following a stage I of fingertip reconstruction. There were 29 patients who performed passive exercise, 30 who performed active exercise while 32 performed active exercise and received PEMF treatment. Results were evident that the combination of PEMF and active exercise reported improved outcomes in pain relief including sign and symptoms.
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Authors
[‘Feng Zhao’, ‘Wei He’, ‘Guoping Zhang’, ‘Shaojun Liu’, ‘Kunlun Yu’, ‘Jiangbo Bai’, ‘Hongjuan Zhang’, ‘Dehu Tian’]
PMID
26449682
PMCID
PMC4603602
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Waveform
PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
Finger Injuries, Rehabilitation, Skin Transplantation
Added Descriptive Keywords
shoulder, injury, finger, skin, transplant, flap, rehab, human
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