Effect of Static Magnetic Field on Bone Marrow Cellular Density


 This study was undertaken to investigate the influence of static magnetic field (SMF) on bone marrow cellular density (BMCD) variation proportionally trabeculae. Female albino Wistar rats exposed with 2.4 ± 0.2 millitesla for 1–4 weeks duration continuously versus 1 h, 2 6 and 8 h/day. Trephine biopsy femurs examined under optical microscope. Data analyzed ImageJ software. Results showed that short time exposure per day did not enhance BMCD compare high period/ day. Six hours/day during week increased (hypercellularity) significantly (P ≤ 0.05) compares Contrarily, h/day reduced slightly (hypocellularity, about 50% reduction) due 4 duration, respectively. The SMF has associated cellularity tendency rat’s femur.