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  1. Electromagnetic stimulation of a composite scaffold for wound healing

    … to interact with free radicals. Meanwhile, electromagnetic fields (EMFs) have been explored as an adjunct therapy for chronic wounds due to clinical evidence of wound healing enhancement. This dissertation investigated the incorporation of all three in the design and evaluation of an …

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  2. Use of electromagnetic stimulation on an Enterococcus faecalis biofilm in root canal treated teeth in vitro

    … often at concentrations toxic to human cells. Electromagnetic wave irradiation is a novel method of disinfection that has been shown to be bactericidal against planktonic microorganisms in solution, but its efficacy against an established biofilm is unknown. Pilot studies have demonstrated a …

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  3. Effect of sinusoidal extremely low-frequency electromagnetic stimulation on neurons and glia in a transient stroke model

    … proved sinusoidal extremely low-frequency electromagnetic stimulation (ELF-EMS) benefits permanent stroke models and endothelial cells. However, the effect on the neuroinflammatory response and reperfusion stroke models remains unclear. To evaluate ELF-EMS (13.5mT/60Hz) effectiveness and …

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  4. Nano-engineered polymers in drug delivery: Potential approaches for attenuation of secondary injury after spinal cord trauma

    … longer time. Most importantly, we introduced the electromagnetic responsive feature of polypyrrole for drug delivery. This valuable technique can help us to achieve a non-invasive and remotely controlled drug release in deep tissues and avoid the physical contacts commonly required during …

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