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This study aims to determine the beneficial effects of PEMF on postnatal neovascularization. Rat subjects were exposed to 30 Hz frequency and 5 mT intensity PEMF. Results show significant improvement in wound healing and postnatal neovascularization while lessening the prevalence of gangrene. To conclude, patients with critical limb ischemia should be treated with PEMF.
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Authors
[‘Rui-Lin Li’, ‘Jing-Juan Huang’, ‘Yi-Qin Shi’, ‘An Hu’, ‘Zhao-Yang Lu’, ‘Liang Weng’, ‘Shen-Qi Wang’, ‘Yi-Peng Han’, ‘Lan Zhang’, ‘Chang-Ning Hao’, ‘Jun-Li Duan’]
PMID
26045885
PMCID
PMC4448185
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
Pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF), angiogenesis, hindlimb ischemia, VEGF, eNOS
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blood vessels, artery, vein, angiogenesis, hind limb ischemia, rat
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