Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing 2015
Proprietary combined magnetic fields generated by the CMF SpinaLogic Bone Growth Stimulator were assessed to determine therapeutic coverage for bone graft volumes associated with typical lumbar spinal fusion procedure.
An anatomically based CAD model of the spine (L1-L5) was used to represent interbody and posterolateral fusion sites.
Computer simulations of the electromagnetic fields generated by the transducer coil were analyzed and measured to determine coverage of the modeled fusion sites.
The field mapping data and simulation of the magnetic flux density (MFD) confirmed 100% coverage for typical posterolateral and interbody spine fusion sites.
The therapeutic effect of the CMF SpinaLogic bone growth stimulator can be attributed to the combined magnetic fields (not the electric field) generated by the device.
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