THEORETICAL DETERMINATION OF ELECTRIC FIELDS AND CURRENT DENSITIES IN LONG BONE FRACTURES DURING 60 KHZ ELECTRICAL STIMULATION WITH SKIN ELECTRODES.

Edward Vresilovic; S. R. Pollack; C. T. Brighton

THEORETICAL DETERMINATION OF ELECTRIC FIELDS AND CURRENT DENSITIES IN LONG BONE FRACTURES DURING 60 KHZ ELECTRICAL STIMULATION WITH SKIN ELECTRODES.

Edward Vresilovic, S. R. Pollack, C. T. Brighton

Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation

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Abstract

This paper presents a method for determining the macroscopic continuum values of the electric field and current density in a three dimensional geometry with multiple tissues, so that a better approximation for the electromagnetic dose may be defined for cases of 60 kHz signals applied to surface electrodes. The three dimensional model enables parametric studies: changing conductivity values with time in the callus; changing electrodermal admittance values; various osteotomy sizes; limb length differences; and limb diameter variations.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	IEE Conference Publication
Publisher	IEE
Pages	44-48
Number of pages	5
Edition	257
ISBN (Print)	0852963203
State	Published - Dec 1 1985

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Name	IEE Conference Publication
Number	257

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Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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THEORETICAL DETERMINATION OF ELECTRIC FIELDS AND CURRENT DENSITIES IN LONG BONE FRACTURES DURING 60 KHZ ELECTRICAL STIMULATION WITH SKIN ELECTRODES. / Vresilovic, Edward; Pollack, S. R.; Brighton, C. T.

IEE Conference Publication. 257. ed. IEE, 1985. p. 44-48 (IEE Conference Publication; No. 257).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

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