Magnetic Fields: Effects on Blood Flow in Human Subjects: Physiotherapy Theory and Practice: Vol 8, No 1

Physiotherapy Theory and Practice

An International Journal of Physical Therapy

Volume 8, 1992 - Issue 1

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Abstract

Therapeutic doses of magnetic fields applied to the human forearm and hand do not change blood flow despite a small statistically significant increase in forearm skin temperature due to infrared radiation from the operating cylinder. The beneficial effects of magnetic fields are unlikely to be due to changes in blood flow.

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