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Due to previous studies on the effects of sinusoidal and pulsed electromagnetic fields (SEMF) in accelerated tissue regeneration and wound healing, this study targets the effects of SEMF and an extremely low frequency PEMF by utilizing gingival fibroblasts on oral healing. Each treatment showed beneficial effects on mediating the change from an inflammatory to a proliferative phase in wound healing indicating that SEMF and PEMF’s potential in wound repair.
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Authors
[‘Erica Costantini’, ‘Bruna Sinjari’, ‘Chiara D’Angelo’, ‘Giovanna Murmura’, ‘Marcella Reale’, ‘Sergio Caputi’]
PMID
31035654
PMCID
PMC6540598
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
electromagnetic fields, human gingival fibroblasts, cytokines, chemokines
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wound, healing, connective tissue, human
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