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[Use of ultra high-frequency electromagnetic fields in pediatric surgery]
Vestnik Rossiiskoi Akademii Meditsinskikh Nauk
|January 1, 1994
Summary
Super-frequency electromagnetic field (SFEMF) therapy shows high effectiveness in pediatric surgery. This method, used for conditions like hemangiomas and scars, achieved a 98% therapeutic benefit in 947 patients.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Surgery
- Electromagnetic Field Therapy
Context:
- SFEMF application in pediatric surgery is a developing therapeutic approach.
- Extensive experimental work preceded clinical trials.
- Utilized at the Pediatric Surgery Hospital of Russian State Medical University.
Purpose:
- Evaluate SFEMF for potentiating cryogenic exposure.
- Assess SFEMF for endovascular occlusion and local hyperthermia.
- Investigate SFEMF in treating pediatric surgical conditions.
Summary:
- 947 pediatric patients treated with SFEMF from 1979-1990.
- Key patient groups included hemangiomas (465) and cheloid scars (395).
- SFEMF combined with cryodestruction or used for hyperthermia in specific cases.
Impact:
- Achieved a total therapeutic benefit of 98%.
- Demonstrated high effectiveness and promising trends for SFEMF in pediatric surgery.
- Utilized a 915 mHz Plot routine apparatus with specialized emitters.