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To be able to meet clinical healing performance requirements, dermal scaffolds need adjunctive treatment which the purpose of this study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of PEMF in skin regeneration. Findings suggest that PEMF enhanced the regenerative ability of dermal biomaterial scaffolds, with early stage treatment having the most benefits.
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Authors
[‘Dale S. Feldman’]
PMID
30463198
PMCID
PMC6306936
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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Keywords Listed
electrical stimulation, skin wound healing, adjunctive wound healing therapy
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skin, regeneration, healing, wound, scab, platelet, rabbit
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