Effects of low density electromegnetic on heart tissue of male Rat

The modern life condition has caused the human to be exposed to electromegnetic fields. Epidemiologic and animal laboratory studies have illustrated the adverse effects of electromegnetic fields on biologic systems. The aim of study was to assess the effects of low density electromegnetic on heart tissue of male rat. In this experimental study 30 Wistar rats with weight of 10-150 gram and 5weeks age were used. Rats were allocated randomly in two aqual groups: case and control. Experimenal group rats were exposed to the electromegnetic field 8 hours a day for 2 months (50 HZ، 1 mili Tesla). After 2months the rats were sacrified، the heart tissues were removed and stained by H&E method. There was not any altherations in cells and tissue of control groups. In experimental group there was a sever disruptions on heart tissue، polymorphysm of cardic myocyte nuclues with same hollow spaced in perinucluar، nuclear cytoplasem and fibrotic tissue. Also، the number and size of cells in case group were reduced. Cagulated necrosis and vacolization of cytoplasm of cardiac myocyte was observed in case group. This study showed that low density of electromegnetic Fields for two months durtion can cause pathological changes in cells and heart tissue of male rats.