[Electrically enhanced damaged tissues healing. Part II: direct and pulse current in soft tissue healing].

Pol Merkur Lekarski

Katedry i Zakładu Biofizyki Lekarskiej Slaskiej, Akademii medycznej.

Published: October 1999

Methodology of soft tissues wounds, ulcers and pressure sores healing with direct current is described by the authors. Results of clinical trials and animal experiments are represented, as well as technical and using data. Electrical properties of damaged tissues (e. i. skin battery, vascular-interstitial closed circuits etc.) and probable electrical healing mechanisms are discussed. Effects of electrical current on batteries are described. Inductive and capacitive coupling of electric and magnetic fields, and high voltage electrostimulation for enhance tissue healing are also described in the article.

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