153 devices · GMDN 35463
Patient-worn bone growth electromagnetic stimulators are battery-operated devices that use electromagnetic fields to encourage bone healing. They are clinically utilized to support the repair of non-union fractures or to assist in spinal fusion procedures when traditional bone grafting is not preferred.
These devices are designed to influence bone formation through induced voltage effects rather than by delivering direct electrical current to the body. Users should note that these systems are intended for external application to the skin surface near the target site to promote osteogenesis.
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