ABSTRACT
The technique of pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs) plays an important role within the larger area of the effects of electrical stimulation on osteogenesis. Its ease of application and high success rate have fostered a remarkable development and spread of this technique rather than other techniques such as those with implanted electrodes. As a result, the vast majority of electrically stimulated patients were treated with PEMFs (over 30,000 worldwide)(1).
