標靶脈衝式電磁場療法（tPEMF）背後的科學原理
標靶脈衝電磁場療法（PEMF）是通過在線圈(感應線圈)中運行的電流，在身體內產生低水平電場並穿透目標範圍裡面的軟和硬組織，影響各種生理程序。電流會令身體產生一系列的化學反應以激活一氧化氮代謝機制以刺激正常的抗發炎級聯反應。一氧化氮對人體與動物康復而言是不可或缺的，並於受傷後或刺激身體自然修復時會被釋放出來。提升一氧化氮的生產有助加速軟和硬組織的修復過程。透過使用一定的頻率比率，Assisi Loop 被證實能最有效輸出與體內頻率相似的電流。
科學家Gaynor曾於2018年的研究報告中指出：標靶脈衝式電磁場療法技術並不會導致受損組織外的骨骼生長或組織再生。此特徵很有可能是這個技術於根據醫療指引及正確使用下沒有副作用或不良反應的原因。
以鑽研更多關於標靶脈衝式電磁場療法背後的原理及醫學證據，以下Gaynor於2018年的回顧報告提供了很全面有關標靶脈衝式電磁場療法於人類及獸醫醫學用途。報告內詳細解析了標靶脈衝式電磁場療法所產生的波形如何有效地將電流帶進組織，連同少劑量的治療以達到治療效果並減低軟組織的炎症反應。
Study published in The Journal of Neurotrauma, 2018
This randomized, placebo-controlled, prospective clinical trial found that using the Assisi Loop to treat dogs with spinal cord injuries due to acute intervertebral disc extrusions (IVDE) resulted in:
- Significant difference in incisional pain between Loop treated and placebo group
- Lower levels of inflammatory biomarkers (GFAP) indicating neuroprotective qualities
- Improved proprioceptive function
(Zidan et al., 2018)
Study published in The Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 2019
This double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial found that using the Assisi Loop to treat dogs suffering from intervertebral disk disease (IVDD) resulted in:
- Significant improvement in wound healing for Loop treated compared to placebo
- Reduction in opioid (pain) administration: opioid medications were administered almost 50% less frequently in Loop treated group
- No side effects
(Olby et al., 2019)
Review of Veterinary applications of PEMF published in Research in Veterinary Science, 2018
PEMF devices have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat:
- Non-union fractures
- Post-operative pain and oedema
- Osteoarthritis
(Gaynor, 2018)
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