Alterations of Hematological Variations in Rats Exposed to Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields (50Hz)

Çakır, Dilek Ülker; Yokuş, Beran; Akdağ, Mehmet; Sert, Cemil; Mete, Nuriye

doi:10.1016/j.arcmed.2009.07.001

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“…In accordance with our findings, Chakir et al [21] also reported no significant change in the platelet count of the whole blood samples taken from female Wistar rats after exposure to low-frequency magnetic fields. Much like the findings of the experiment at hand, Chakir et al [21] did not observe any significant difference in terms of MCV, HCT and RBC count between the rats in the control group and the rats that were exposed to an electric field (50 Hz, 97 MT) 3 hours a day for 50 and 100 days.…”

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“…Much like the findings of the experiment at hand, Chakir et al [21] did not observe any significant difference in terms of MCV, HCT and RBC count between the rats in the control group and the rats that were exposed to an electric field (50 Hz, 97 MT) 3 hours a day for 50 and 100 days. However, unlike our observations, the amount of hemoglobin in their blood dropped significantly after 50 days of exposure to electromagnetic fields.…”

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“…• In this study 48 female Wistar rats exposed to (0.97 mT, 3h./day for 50 days) showed a significant increase of the platelets count (P< 0.001) compared to the control group [19].…”

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Effect of Pulsed Magnetic Field on Platelets Count and Coagulation Process in Healthy Subjects

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Samaan²,

Lasheen³

et al. 2017

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Background: Magnetic field is now recognized by the 21 st century medicine as real physical entities that promise the healing of various health problems. In the last few decades, various studies refer to biological effect of magnetic field exposure have been in progress. Most of studies carried out on mice, rat and little on human showed that magnetic fields induced changes in hematological parameters in these organisms. Purpose: To assess the effect of pulsed magnetic field on platelets count and coagulation process in healthy subjects. Methods: Thirty-one participants divided into two groups, a study group (A) (23 subjects), and a control group (B) (8 subjects). Their ages ranged from 25-40 years. They were selected from the staff members working at the police authority hospital El-Agouza. They were free from any health problems and not previously treated by magnetic field. Group (A) received magnetic field for 12 sessions successively over one month by the rate of 3 sessions per week, with low frequency (10 HZ), low intensity (10 G) and for 20 minutes, While Group (B) didn't be exposed to magnetic field just placement in the device as a placebo. The subjects were evaluated pre and post exposure for both platelet count and INR. Results: showed that group A that received pulsed magnetic field had significant increase of platelets count and significant reduction of INR, while the other group had no significant difference in both oh them. Conclusion: Pulsed magnetic field increases platelets count and decreases coagulation.

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“…The elevation in WBC was reported in leukemia. Cakir, Yokus, Akdag, Sert, & Mete (2009) demonstrated that MPV levels were lower after 50 days of exposure to EMF; the result was explained by bone marrow insufficiency. The changes in MCV, MCH, and MCHC are always applied for identifying the type of anemia.…”

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Effects of extremely low frequency electromagnetic field on the health of workers in automotive industry

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Zhao²,

et al. 2013

Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine

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Alterations of Hematological Variations in Rats Exposed to Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields (50Hz)

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Effect of Pulsed Magnetic Field on Platelets Count and Coagulation Process in Healthy Subjects

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Alterations of Hematological Variations in Rats Exposed to Extremely Low Frequency Magnetic Fields (50Hz)

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Effect of Pulsed Magnetic Field on Platelets Count and Coagulation Process in Healthy Subjects

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