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Stimulators, Ultrasonic, Bone Growth

Definition : Ultrasonic stimulators designed to apply energy to the bones to promote their growth (osteogenesis). These stimulators usually consist of a pulsed low-intensity ultrasound generator that includes a transducer probe and a retaining and alignment fixture for the probe. Ultrasonic bone growth stimulators are mainly used to promote healing of nonunion fractures; they are also used to speed the healing of fresh fractures.

Entry Terms : "Stimulators, Bone Growth, Ultrasonic" , "Stimulators, Bone Growth, Noninvasive" , "Stimulators, Bone Growth" , "Ultrasonic Bone Growth Stimulators" , "Osteogenesis Stimulators" , "Bone Growth Stimulators"

UMDC code : 18154

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