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With PEMF emerging as one of the non-invasive therapeutic options for cerebral ischemia, this study aims to evaluate the effects of PEMF on human astrocytes, which plays an important role right after ischemia. Results showed that after PEMF treatment, there was a significant reduction in oxygen-glucose deprivation, induced cell proliferation and viability decrease in the neuron-like cells SH-SY5Y that strengthens the potential of PEMF treatment for cerebral ischemia.
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Authors
[‘Fabrizio Vincenzi’, ‘Silvia Pasquini’, ‘Stefania Setti’, ‘Simona Salati’, ‘Ruggero Cadossi’, ‘Pier Andrea Borea’, ‘Katia Varani’]
PMID
33126773
PMCID
PMC7663527
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
pulsed electromagnetic fields, VEGF, astrocytes, astrocyte-conditioned medium
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blood flow, brain, oxygen level, low oxygen level, nervous system, human
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