What did this study find?
A 2023 review of pulsed electromagnetic field research relevant to trauma recovery, describing effects on cellular signaling, neuroplasticity and inflammatory response, and drawing implications for psychological trauma. The article gathers and interprets existing findings rather than reporting a trial, so it carries no independent evidence of clinical benefit.
What are the details of this record?
- Full citation
- Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMF): Physiological Response and Its Potential in Trauma Treatment. PMC. 2023.
- Study design
- Narrative review
- Sample size and population
- Not reported in the published record
- Evidence grade
- Grade Review on the BioReg grading scale
- Reported findings
- Comprehensive review of PEMF for trauma recovery. PEMF modulates cellular signaling, neuroplasticity, and inflammatory response with implications for psychological trauma.
- DOI
- No DOI recorded
- PubMed
- PMID 37510998
- Related categories
- PTSD & Trauma (category grade C+ to B-)
A positive PEMF study is not evidence for a specific device unless the signal parameters studied, frequency, intensity, waveform, and exposure duration, are reasonably comparable to what that device produces. Where this record does not list those parameters, the source report did not publish them. See the grading methodology. Library last reviewed 2026-08-27.