PEMF Research Articles, Studies and Trials
Therapeutic Uses of Electric and Magnetic Fields in Orthopedics
This review article notes that the use of pulsed electromagnetic fields began in 1974, and that 250,000 nonunion patients have received the treatment since. The…
Long-term Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Results in Congenital Pseudarthrosis
This study examined the effects of pulsed electromagnetic fields on 91 patients with congenital pseudoarthrosis of the tibia. Results showed an overall success rate of…
Treatment of Infected Pseudoarthroses with Electrodynamic Field Therapy
In this article, the authors report on their own clinical use of electrodynamic field therapy in the treatment of 271 pseudoarthrosis patients over a period…
A Non-operative Salvage of Surgically-resistant Pseudarthroses and Non-unions Pulsing Electromagnetic Fields
In this study, 29 congenital pseudoarthrosis patients received extremely-low frequency pulsing electromagnetic fields. Results: Over 70 percent experienced full healing, 21 percent experienced healing with…
Congenital Pseudarthroses of the Tibia: Treatment with Pulsing Electromagnetic Fields
In this study, 34 patients with congenital pseudoarthrosis-associated infantile nonunions received treatment with pulsing electromagnetic fields. Results indicated that 50 percent experienced full healing, 21…
Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields. A Noninvasive Therapeutic Modality for Fracture Nonunion
In this interview with Dr. C. Andrew L. Bassett, a physician researching the use of pulsed electromagnetic fields for the past 30 years at Columbia…
Congenital Pseudoarthrosis of the Tibia: Treatment with Pulsing Electromagnetic Fields
In this study, 92 congenital pseudoarthrosis patients received treatment with pulsing electromagnetic fields. Results indicated a 76-percent rate of lesion recovery. J.S. Kort, et al.,…
Out-patient Treatment of Surgically Resistant Nonunions Induced Pulsing Current – Clinical Results
Results of this study found treatment induced pulsing to be beneficial in patients suffering from nonunions unresponsive to surgery. J.C. Mulier & F. Spaas, “Out-patient…
Deep Magnetic Brain Stimulation – The End of Psychiatric Electroshock Therapy?
Noting the well-established dangers associated with electroconvulsive therapy, the author, in this theoretical article, argues that transcranial magnetic stimulation should be looked at as an…
Successful Treatment of Respiratory Dyskinesia with picoTesla Range Magnetic Fields
This article reports on the case of a schizophrenic patient suffering from respiratory difficulties associated with neuroleptic withdrawal. Treatment using external application of picotesla-range magnetic fields…
