PaperIn vivo effect of shock-waves on the healing of fractured bone
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2010, Ultrasound in Medicine and BiologyCitation Excerpt :We suggest that shockwaves (SW) could be helpful to heal the delayed fractured scaphoid (Bara and Synder 2007; Schaden et al. 2001; Moretti et al. 2009; Xu et al. 2009). On the other hand, some authors conclude that SW have no beneficial effect in fracture repair (Augat et al. 1995; Biedermann et al. 2003). Nevertheless, there is a general consensus that complete consolidation can be obtained by stabilizing the area and the district vascularization.
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2009, Ultrasound in Medicine and BiologyCitation Excerpt :Therefore, the reaction of trabeculae in osteoporotic bone to shockwave stimulation was investigated in this study. In previous animal studies (Augat et al. 1995; Johannes et al. 1994; Narasaki et al. 2003), ESW settings of 0.42 mJ/mm2 X 6000 pulses, 0.54 mJ/mm2 (14.5 kV) X 4000 pulses and 16 kV X 3000 pulses were used on fractured bone of rabbits, dogs and sheep, respectively. Because we used intact bone in this study, a higher dose of 0.50 mJ/mm2 (14 kV) X 6000 pulses was used to compensate for the loss of shockwave energy at the cortical cortex (Ogden et al. 2001).
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