On modeling of the biophysical field of a human joint in tribological experiments in vitro
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Analysis of the development of ideas concerning the bioelectrical fields of living organisms shows that approaches to the modeling of the electromagnetic field of synovial joints in experiments in vitro have not yet been developed. The current work considers the biophysical and biochemical processes of the formation and circulation of synovia in joints, which are controlled by their natural electromagnetic field. The basic conditions are determined of the adequacy of the effect on friction and lubrication of a natural biofield in a synovial joint and of an external electromagnetic field in a friction pair that imitates a joint. Examples of the modeling of the electromagnetic field of the joint in experiments in vitro are given, demonstrating the pronounced effect of the external field on the lubricity of synovia.
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OpenAlex topics: Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Myofascial pain diagnosis and treatment · Medical and Biological Sciences
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