Who Uses This Product? Patients with nonunion bone fractures whose doctors have recommended the device for bone regeneration treatment to begin or accelerate the healing process.Why They Love It: The CMF OL1000 Bone Regeneration Treatment is used to aid in bone growth with a simple, patient-directed system. The stimulators create a magnetic field that is comfortable to use and not noticeable during treatment to promote the body's healing process. Compared to surgery, the device is noninvasive and, according to a 2021 study, more cost effective.
CMF OL1000 Bone Growth Stimulator Overview
CMF OL1000 Bone Growth Stimulators are medical devices that produce a magnetic field over the injured area to stimulate bone growth in nonunion, or non-healing, fractures. The stimulator is lightweight and comfortable, and it easily slides over the fractured area. Adjustable straps allow for it to be tightened as needed. The device is operated by a single button, with an LCD screen for the display. It only requires 30 minutes of use per day and automatically shuts down when the session is complete so there's no chance to overdo it. Studies have shown that this noninvasive device is up to 89% effective and may result in cost savings versus immediate surgical intervention. 1, 2
Features and Benefits
- Designed To Stimulate Healing of Nonunion Fractures
- Noninvasive and Comfortable To Use
- Demonstrated Effectiveness and Cost Savings in Studies
- Quick 30-Minute Treatment Sessions
- Automatically Shuts Off When Session Is Complete
- Easy-To-Read LCD Screen
- Records Completed Sessions and Number of Days in Use
- One-Button Operation
- Adjustable Strap To Fit the Treatment Area
- Battery Powered
- Can Be Used Over or Under a Cast the Limb
- Carrying Case Included
How Do They Work?
This bone stimulator uses a magnetic field meant to stimulate bone growth. The magnetic field cannot be felt, so it's comfortable to use and not painful. In addition to stimulating healing in a noninvasive manner, a clinical study showed that the stimulator is more cost-effective than immediate surgical intervention while reducing extended bouts of patient pain.
Easy User-Driven Treatment
The DJO OL1000 Noninvasive Stimulator is placed on the treatment area, strapped on, and then by using the control, applies the magnetic field that helps with healing nonunion fractures, bones that won't heal. The controller itself is easy to usesimply hold down the power button until it beeps, and it will run itself and then automatically shut down when the 30 minutes are up.
Session Records Help Track Progress
The CMF from DJO has the unique feature of tracking and recording the sessions that are done for the user's personal benefit. After the stimulator turns on it, it displays two numbers: the numbers of completed sessions, and the number of times used since the first session.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a CMF bone stimulator? It is a portable, battery-powered medical device for noninvasive treatments of nonunion fractures. What is the success rate of a bone stimulator? The reported success rate of 1,382 patients was 89.6%. Can this be worn over a cast? Yes, the devices can be used over casts.
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: DJ Orthopedics
- Product Numbers: 01-203-0001, 01-211-0001, 01-211-0002, 01-211-0003, 01-211-0004
- User: Adult
- Color: Gray
- Shelf Life: 2.5 Years
- Application:
- Dual Coil #01-203-0001
- Length: 9 Inches
- Width: 6 Inches
- Depth: 7 Inches
- Weight: 1.85 Pounds
- Size 1 #01-211-0001
- Length: 4 Inches
- Width: 4 Inches
- Depth: 1 Inches
- Weight: 0.9 Pounds
- Size 2 #01-211-0002
- Length: 9 Inches
- Width: 8 Inches
- Depth: 4 Inches
- Weight: 1.9 Pounds
- Size 3 #01-211-0002
- Length: 10 Inches
- Width: 11 Inches
- Depth: 5 Inches
- Weight: 2.45 Pounds
- Size 4 #01-211-0004
- Length: 13 Inches
- Width: 14 Inches
- Depth: 9 Inches
- Weight: 4.95 Pounds
- Spine #01-207-0007
- Length: 10 Inches
- Width: 9 Inches
- Depth: 1 Inch
- Weight: 1.85 Pounds
Manuals and Documents
Patient Manual showcases information on OL1000 products Manual showcases information on OL1000Sc-1 product Quick Start Guide shows basic use of the stimulator Stimulator Measurements showcases different sizing measurementsFootnotes
1 Brennan, Dan. "What to Know About Bone Stimulators for Fracture." WebMD, 5 Jun. 2021. Accessed 1 Jun. 2022.
2 Russell, J, et al. "An early cost analysis of magnetic bone growth stimulation in England." Expert Review of Pharmacoeconomics & Outcomes Research, 19 Apr. 2021, vol. 22, no. 1,: pp. 139145. Accessed 1 Jun. 2022.
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