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Healing of Bone Fractures of Rat Shin and Some Immunological Indices during Magnetic Laser Therapy and Osteosynthesis by the Ilizarov Method

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The effect of magnetic and laser therapy on healing of bone fractures and blood levels of T and B lymphocytes was studied in rats during osteosynthesis by the Ilizarov method. Laser therapy induced changes in cells attesting to stimulation of reparative processes and normalization of immunological parameters.

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Baibekov, I.M., Khanapiyaev, U.K. Healing of Bone Fractures of Rat Shin and Some Immunological Indices during Magnetic Laser Therapy and Osteosynthesis by the Ilizarov Method. Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine 131, 399–402 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1017933026086

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