Here are five insights:
1. Researchers will assess whether pulsed electromagnetic field technology is able to decrease the rate of repaired tendons undergoing subsequent tears.
2. Additionally, the study will examine if a correlation exists between PEMF treatment and enhanced muscle strength, range of motion and decreased pain scores.
3. The study will include about 538 patients between the ages of 21 and 80, followed for 24 months post-treatment.
4. Up to 30 U.S. sites will participate in the study.
5. The RCStim is an investigational device.
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