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To evaluate the effects of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field therapy (ELF-EMF) on brain plasticity is the objective of this study. A total of 48 patients underwent the conventional rehabilitation process with half of the group receiving ELF-EMF exposure. Results were evident that ELF-EMF therapy improved the effects of the rehabilitation with increase in blood levels of growth factors in stroke patients compared to the control group.
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[‘Natalia Cichoń’, ‘Michał Bijak’, ‘Piotr Czarny’, ‘Elżbieta Miller’, ‘Ewelina Synowiec’, ‘Tomasz Sliwinski’, ‘Joanna Saluk-Bijak’]
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30319398
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PMC6168626
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extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field, neuroplasticity, brain-derived neurotrophic factor, stroke, rehabilitation
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brain, blood flow, blood pressure, oxygen level, blood vessel, blocked blood vessel, stroke, growth factors, human
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