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• 2002, Schmidt-Rohlfing B, Ihme N, Silny J
  Elektrische Felder im Kniegelenk durch externe Magnetfelder: Ergebnisse einer experimentellen Untersuchung [med. Anw.]
  Z Orthop Ihre Grenzgeb 140 (5): 538-543
• 2002, Ciombor DM, Lester G, Aaron RK, Neame P, Caterson B
  Low frequency EMF regulates chondrocyte differentiation and expression of matrix proteins [med. Anw.]
  J Orthop Res 20 (1): 40-50
• 2001, Freeland AE, Sud V
  [Details] Joint Synovial Osteochondromatosis Following High-Voltage Electrical Injury to the Extremities [Stromunfall]
  Orthopedics 24 (8): 777-782
• 2001, Lim JK, Lee EH, Chhem RK
  [Details] Physeal Injury in a Lightning Strike Survivor [Stromunfall]
  J Pediatr Orthop 21 (5): 608-612
• 2001, Lu Y, Edwards 3rd RB, Cole BJ, Markel MD
  Thermal chondroplasty with radiofrequency energy. An in vitro comparison of bipolar and monopolar radiofrequency devices [med./bio.]
  Am J Sports Med 29 (1): 42-49
• 2001, Shellock FG
  Radiofrequency energy induced heating of bovine articular cartilage: comparison between temperature-controlled, monopolar, and bipolar systems [med. Anw.]
  Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc 9 (6): 392-397
• 2001, De Mattei M, Caruso A, Pezzetti F, Pellati A, Stabellini G, Sollazzo V, Traina GC
  Effects of pulsed electromagnetic fields on human articular chondrocyte proliferation [med./bio.]
  Connect Tissue Res 42 (4): 269-279
• 2001, Edwards 3rd RB, Hayashi K, Lu Y, Markel MD
  The acute effects of radiofrequency energy in articular cartilage: an in vitro study [Kommentar]
  Arthroscopy 17 (1): 112-113
• 2001, Lu Y, Edwards 3rd RB, Kalscheur VL, Nho S, Cole BJ, Markel MD
  Effect of bipolar radiofrequency energy on human articular cartilage. Comparison of confocal laser microscopy and light microscopy [med. Anw.]
  Arthroscopy 17 (2): 117-123
• 2001, Guerkov HH, Lohmann CH, Liu Y, Dean DD, Simon BJ, Heckman JD, Schwartz Z, Boyan BD
  Pulsed electromagnetic fields increase growth factor release by nonunion cells [med./bio.]
  Clin Orthop Relat Res (384): 265-279