Advanced Bone Growth Stimulator

At PM Medical Products, your trusted locally owned medical supply store in Wilkes-Barre, PA, we understand the importance of efficient and effective healing. For those recovering from injuries or surgeries that impact bone health, bone growth stimulators can be a transformative solution. We specialize in providing high-quality bone growth stimulators to residents of Wilkes-Barre and the surrounding areas, offering expert guidance and personalized support.

Understanding Bone Growth Stimulators: How They Work for You

Bone growth stimulators are medical devices designed to accelerate the natural bone healing process. They work by delivering specific energy fields (electrical or ultrasonic) to the affected area, encouraging bone cells to regenerate and mend. This treatment can significantly reduce healing time and improve outcomes, especially in cases where natural healing is compromised.

The Power of Combined Magnetic Field (CMF) Technology

Many of the advanced bone growth stimulators we offer at PM Medical Products utilize Combined Magnetic Field (CMF) technology. CMF technology is specifically designed to activate the body's natural healing processes at a cellular level, targeting osteoblast cells (bone-forming cells) to promote increased bone growth. The unique CMF signal is highly effective and can penetrate through skin, muscle, and fat, ensuring robust coverage of the treatment area. Many CMF devices offer convenient once-daily treatment sessions, often just 30 minutes, allowing you to integrate therapy seamlessly into your daily life.

How Can Bone Growth Stimulators Help?

• Spinal Fusion Surgery: As an adjunct treatment to enhance the success rate of spinal fusions by promoting solid bone formation.
• Failed Fusion (Pseudarthrosis): For patients whose spinal fusions have not healed properly, encouraging further bone growth to achieve stability.
• Nonunion Fractures: When a bone fracture has shown no visible signs of healing after a significant period.
• Delayed Union Fractures: For fractures that are healing slower than expected, but still show potential for union.
• Patients with Risk Factors: Individuals with conditions that can impede natural bone healing, such as: Smoking/tobacco use, Diabetes, Obesity, Multi-level fusions, Certain medications, Osteoporosis, Alcoholism, Compromised immune systems.