[The treatment of hypoacusis in children by using a pulsed low-frequency electromagnetic field].
← Research streamThe authors describe a technique using an impulse low-frequency electromagnetic field (INFITA unit with an ELEMAGS attachment) to treat hypoacusis in children and report results in 105 children. The method was described as highly effective and valuable for wi…
Study snapshot
Abstract
The authors provide specifications of the unit INFITA supplied with ELEMAGS attachment of their own design; the technique of treating hypoacusis in children with utilization of impulse low-frequency electromagnetic field; the results of this treatment in 105 hypoacusis children. The method was found highly effective and valuable for wide practice.
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Main findings
The authors describe a technique using an impulse low-frequency electromagnetic field (INFITA unit with an ELEMAGS attachment) to treat hypoacusis in children and report results in 105 children. The method was described as highly effective and valuable for wide practice.
Outcomes measured
- hypoacusis (hearing loss) treatment results
Limitations
- Study design details (e.g., control group, randomization) not described in the abstract
- No quantitative outcome data provided in the abstract
- Exposure parameters (field strength, frequency, treatment duration) not provided in the abstract
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"effect_direction": "benefit",
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Identifiers and source
DOI: Not supplied
PubMed: 9092190
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