Avaliação da interface osso/implante após o uso do copolímero de PLA/PGA associado a osso autógeno em coelhos: estudo biomecânico e imunohistoquímico
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2008-08-19
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Zanetti, Liliane Scheidegger da Silva [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este estudo avaliou o uso do c opolímero de ácido poliláctico e poliglicólico (PLA/PGA) associado ao osso autógeno raspado, no reparo ósseo ocorrido ao redor de implantes inseridos em leitos sobrefresados, em tíbias de coelhos. (2) Material e métodos: Foram incluídos no estudo 20 coelhos e inseridos 40 implantes, divididos em dois grupos: Controle (C) e PLA/PGA adicionado a osso autógeno (G). Após fresagem controlada para simular a perda da estabilidade primária, cada implante foi inserido no leito preparado, tendo sido adicionado a sua superfície o copolímero PLA/PGA associado a osso autógeno raspado obtido manualmente. O grupo controle consistiu do implante com o espaço do leito preenchido por coágulo sangüíneo. Os animais foram sacrificados nos períodos de 15, 40 e 60 dias pós-operatórios, e foram realizadas as análises biomecânica e Imunoistoquímica. As tíbias onde estavam inseridos os implantes foram removidas, desc alcificadas, crioprotegidas e obtidos cortes que foram submetidos à reação imunoistoquímica mediante a utilização de anticorpos primários para RANKL, OPG e OC. No período de 60 dias pós-operatórios a analise biomecânica de torque-reverso foi realizada antes da descalcificação. (3) Resultados: Os resultados obtidos demonstraram que o copolímero PLA/PGA misturado ao osso autógeno apresentou-se biocompatível, bioabsorvivel e permitiu a neoformação óssea em contato com o implante, revelada pela análise da expressão das proteínas que regulam o ganho e a perda de massa óssea. E, houve predominância significante de deposição óssea e estabilidade revelada pela análise de torque-reverso (a= 0,05). (4) Conclusões: O copolímero de PLA/PGA pode ser utilizado no preenchimento de defeitos sobrefresados ao redor...
This study evaluated the polylactic and polyglycolic acid copolymer (PLA/PGA) with sc raped bone harvest in the bone repair occurrence of implants placed in large stream beds, in rabbit tibia. (2) Materials and Methods: Twenty rabbits had been enclosed in the study and 40 implants, in two groups: Control (C), PLA/PGA with the autologous bone scraped (G). After controlled drilled to simulate the loss of the primary stability, each implant was placed in the prepared stream bed, having been added to its surface the PLA/PGA copolymer with autologous bone scraped manually (G). The control group consisted of the implant placed in the space filled by blood. The animals had been sacrificed in the periods 15, 40 and 60 postoperative days, where the analyses had been carried through biomechanics and imunohistochemistry. The tibias where the implants were inserted had been removed, decalcified, frozen and getting cuts that had been submitted the imunoistochemistry reaction by means of the use of primary antibodies for RANK L, OPG and OC. In the 60 days period postoperative the against-torque biomechanics was carried through before the decalcified. (3) Results: The gotten results had disclosed that the copolymer PLA/PGA with bone graft showed biocompatibility, bioabsorption and allowed bone growing in contact with the implant, disclosed by expression of the proteins that regulate the profit and mass bone loss. And, had significant predominance of bone deposition and stability disclosed by against-torque ( = 0,05). (4) Conclusions: The PLA/PGA copolymer can be used filling defects drilled around implants in tibia of rabbits, when added bone harvest sc raped, therefore it presents characteristic s like biocompatibility and biodegradation, being totally resorpted and substituted by bone, allowing the bone formation with quality in the interface bone/implant.
This study evaluated the polylactic and polyglycolic acid copolymer (PLA/PGA) with sc raped bone harvest in the bone repair occurrence of implants placed in large stream beds, in rabbit tibia. (2) Materials and Methods: Twenty rabbits had been enclosed in the study and 40 implants, in two groups: Control (C), PLA/PGA with the autologous bone scraped (G). After controlled drilled to simulate the loss of the primary stability, each implant was placed in the prepared stream bed, having been added to its surface the PLA/PGA copolymer with autologous bone scraped manually (G). The control group consisted of the implant placed in the space filled by blood. The animals had been sacrificed in the periods 15, 40 and 60 postoperative days, where the analyses had been carried through biomechanics and imunohistochemistry. The tibias where the implants were inserted had been removed, decalcified, frozen and getting cuts that had been submitted the imunoistochemistry reaction by means of the use of primary antibodies for RANK L, OPG and OC. In the 60 days period postoperative the against-torque biomechanics was carried through before the decalcified. (3) Results: The gotten results had disclosed that the copolymer PLA/PGA with bone graft showed biocompatibility, bioabsorption and allowed bone growing in contact with the implant, disclosed by expression of the proteins that regulate the profit and mass bone loss. And, had significant predominance of bone deposition and stability disclosed by against-torque ( = 0,05). (4) Conclusions: The PLA/PGA copolymer can be used filling defects drilled around implants in tibia of rabbits, when added bone harvest sc raped, therefore it presents characteristic s like biocompatibility and biodegradation, being totally resorpted and substituted by bone, allowing the bone formation with quality in the interface bone/implant.
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Ossos - Enxerto, Implantes dentários, Implante dentário endoósseo, Transplante ósseo, Ácido poliglicólico, Dental Implantation, Endosseous, Bone transplantation, Polyglycolic acid, Dental implants
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ZANETTI, Liliane Scheidegger da Silva. Avaliação da interface osso/implante após o uso do copolímero de PLA/PGA associado a osso autógeno em coelhos: estudo biomecânico e imunohistoquímico. 2008. 83 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de Araçatuba, 2008.