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We studied the influence of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field  (ELF EMF) to subcortical structures of a brain, i.e. basal ganglia, of  sexually mature rats of Wistar strain. The animals were exposed to  nonhomogenous ELF EMF, intensity of 50-500 μT, 50 Hz frequency, 7 hours a  day, and 5 days a week during three months. Histological and stereological  analysis established a reduction in volume density of ganglia cells in the  area of basal ganglia, an increase of their nucleo-cytoplasmatic volume  ratio, and presence of an intensive edema of pericellular (perineural) type

The influence of extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field on the basal ganglia structures of the rat brain