Study the Effect of the Magnetic Field on the Healing of Bone Fracture after Implant Avian Bone in Femoral Bone in Rabbits
Mohammed M. Jassim, Mohammed R. Abduljaleel*, Zainab B. Abdulkareem, Noor H. Sanad, Ibrahim M.H. Alrashid
Department of Surgery and Obstetrics, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Basrah, Basrah, Iraq.
*Correspondence | Mohammed R. Abduljaleel, Department of Surgery and Obstetrics, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Basrah, Basrah, Iraq; Email:
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Figure 2:
Site of gap fracture.
Figure 3:
Use drill to made gap in femoral bone.
Figure 4:
Site of femoral bone.
Figure 5:
Correct position of magnetic therapy.
Figure 6:
Correct position of magnetic therapy.
Figure 7:
Power supply of magnetic therapy system.
Figure 8:
Power supply, magnetic coil, rabbit patient bed.
Figure 9:
Magnetic starrier.
Figure 10:
x=axis, i= current, plan (x, y, z,) magnetic coil plan, b represents axial distance perpendicular to the turn plan.
Figure 11:
T1 group after 21 day there are complete fracture healing.
Figure 12:
T2 group after 21 day there are semi complete fracture healing.
Figure 13:
C group after 21 day there are nonunion fracture.
Table 1:
Blood picture after 21 days.