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General Description of the Biotechnology
The technology is designed to inject pulsed electromagnetic fields
into the human biological system with benefit to that system.
In human fracture problems pulsed electromagnetic fields have been
shown to be unquestionably beneficial. Strong evidence is accumulating
for beneficial effects in other disorders, including osteoarthritis,
nerve regeneration, loosened artificial hips, wound healing and
other inflammatory conditions.
According to the fundamental laws of electromagnetism as formulated
by the Scot, James Clerke Maxwell, over one hundred years ago, there
are only three ways to cause an electric current to flow through
any system, biological or otherwise:
- It can be done directly, as when electrodes are implanted on
either side of a fracture and connected to a battery. This works
and the bone heals.
- It can be done inductively, as when a coil, or two coils, are
positioned around a fracture and then charged with an alternating
current. The ensuing creation and then collapse of the magnetic
fields around the coils induces an electric current across the
fracture gap and the bone heals.
- It can be done capacitively, as when plates are positioned
on either side of the fracture gap and charged either positively
or negatively with alternating current. This is the method that
Biotronics Research has utilized in its delivery system, the Matrix
II. Using this system, the bone heals.
In all systems, the bone heals. Why the Matrix
II is a clear advance in the method of delivery
of such fields is described in the sections to follow.
The Matrix II
The Matrix
II utilizes elegant electronic design and simplicity
of construction in a unique and innovative approach to electromagnetic
stimulation. It clearly represents a significant advance in the
art of the tools of healing.
Because the design includes the biological system as part of the
circuitry, maximal and optimal absorption of power is assured. Its
patented electronic circuitry is highly efficient with a 97% recapture
of energy from one electrode to the other, the net result being
effective power injection into the biological system as well as
prolonged battery life.
The Matrix
II is highly versatile. Its' durable, compact
and lightweight construction makes it truly portable. Because the
created fields are homogeneous, targeting affected tissue is easy
and involves simply placing the self-adhesive electrodes such as
to bracket the area under treatment.
The Matrix
II has proven highly effective in difficult
fracture cases, loosened hip prostheses and chronic inflammatory
conditions such as tennis elbow and lower back pain. It has demonstrated
its' ease of use and effectiveness in hundreds of such cases.
In brief, the Matrix
II is a device for delivering electromagnetic
energy to the biological system that has proven itself to be dependable,
simple to use, effective and safe.

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