Estudo do processo de reparação òssea após implantação do polietileno poroso em defeitos cirúrgicos no osso parietal de ratas diabéticas tratadas com calcitonina
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2002-06-27
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Claro, Flávio Augusto [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O propósito deste trabalho foi estudar a reação do tecido ósseo após a implantação de polietileno poroso em defeitos cirúrgicos confeccionados no osso parietal de ratas diabéticas tratadas com calcitonina, mediante análise microscópica. Avaliou-se também a eficiência da aplicação da estreptozotocina na indução do diabete melito em ratos, em dose única de 45mg/Kg, através da utilização de um glicosímetro digital e do exame clínico. Foram utilizadas 27 ratas adultas, divididas em grupo não diabético-controle (C), grupo diabético (D) e grupo diabético tratado com calcitonina (DCa). Os animais do grupo DCa receberam aplicações subcutâneas do hormônio em doses de 16UI/Kg, em dias alternados, desde o pós-operatório imediato até o sacrifício e foram sacrificados após 15, trinta e sessenta dias. Diante dos resultados observados, pode-se concluir que o polietileno poroso foi tolerado pelos tecidos hospedeiros nos animais do grupo C e grupo DCa, provocando reações inflamatórias mais intensas nesse segundo grupo, em todos os períodos de observação. O polietileno poroso não foi tolerado pelos tecidos hospedeiros dos animais do grupo D. Os poros do implante foram preenchidos por um tecido conjuntivo bem vascularizado, conferindo estabilidade ao material no leito receptor, não ocorrendo osteointegração. A calcitonina utilizada nos animais do grupo DCa foi eficaz no tratamento pós-operatório dos animais diabéticos que receberam o polietileno poroso, inibindo o processo de reabsorção e/ou estimulando a neoformação óssea. A estreptozotocina, administrada em dose única de 45 mg/Kg, foi um método eficaz na indução do diabete melito nas ratas, permitindo boas condições de sobrevida.
The purpose of this work was to study the reaction of the bone tissue after the porous polyethylene implantation in confectioned surgical defects in the parietal bone of diabetic rats treated with calcitonin, by means of microscopical analysis. The efficiency of a single dose of streptozotocin, 45mg/Kg, in the induction of diabetes mellitus in rats was also evaluated through the use of a digital glicosimeter and the clinical examination. Twenty-seven adult female rats had been used, divided in not diabetic-control (C), diabetic (D) and diabetic treated with calcitonin (DCa) groups. The animals of group DCa had received subcutaneous applications from the hormone in doses of 16U/Kg, in alternated days, since immediate postoperative until the sacrifice, and all the animals had been sacrificed after 15, 30 and 60 days. Ahead of the results, it can be concluded that the porous polyethylene was tolerated by the host tissue in groups C and DCa, disclosing more intense inflammatory response in group Dca. The pores of the implants had been filled with well vascularizated connective tissue, conferring stability to the material in the receiving site, not occurring osteointegration. Calcitonin used in the animals of group DCa was efficient in the postoperative treatment of the diabetic animals that had received the porous polyethylene implants, inhibiting the bone resorption and/or stimulating the bone formation. Streptozotocin, managed in a single dose of 45 mg/Kg, was an efficient method in the induction of the diabetes mellitus in the rats, allowing good conditions of survival.
The purpose of this work was to study the reaction of the bone tissue after the porous polyethylene implantation in confectioned surgical defects in the parietal bone of diabetic rats treated with calcitonin, by means of microscopical analysis. The efficiency of a single dose of streptozotocin, 45mg/Kg, in the induction of diabetes mellitus in rats was also evaluated through the use of a digital glicosimeter and the clinical examination. Twenty-seven adult female rats had been used, divided in not diabetic-control (C), diabetic (D) and diabetic treated with calcitonin (DCa) groups. The animals of group DCa had received subcutaneous applications from the hormone in doses of 16U/Kg, in alternated days, since immediate postoperative until the sacrifice, and all the animals had been sacrificed after 15, 30 and 60 days. Ahead of the results, it can be concluded that the porous polyethylene was tolerated by the host tissue in groups C and DCa, disclosing more intense inflammatory response in group Dca. The pores of the implants had been filled with well vascularizated connective tissue, conferring stability to the material in the receiving site, not occurring osteointegration. Calcitonin used in the animals of group DCa was efficient in the postoperative treatment of the diabetic animals that had received the porous polyethylene implants, inhibiting the bone resorption and/or stimulating the bone formation. Streptozotocin, managed in a single dose of 45 mg/Kg, was an efficient method in the induction of the diabetes mellitus in the rats, allowing good conditions of survival.
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Tecido conjuntivo, Calcitonina, Polietileno, Porous polyethylene, Streptozotocin, Bone repair
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CLARO, Flávio Augusto. Estudo do processo de reparação òssea após implantação do polietileno poroso em defeitos cirúrgicos no osso parietal de ratas diabéticas tratadas com calcitonina. 2002. 87 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de São José dos Campos, 2002.