Comparação de diferentes doses de colagenase em modelo de indução de tendinite para eqüinos: estudo clínico e ultra-sonográfico
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2009-07-01
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Yamada, Ana Lucia Miluzzi [UNESP]
Alves, Ana Liz Garcia [UNESP]
Hussni, Carlos Alberto [UNESP]
Nicoletti, José Luiz de Mello [UNESP]
Thomassian, Armen [UNESP]
Watanabe, Marcos Jun [UNESP]
Carneiro, Rodrigo [UNESP]
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Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)
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Neste estudo, lesões tendíneas foram induzidas experimentalmente em eqüinos por meio da administração de diferentes doses de colagenase. Foram usados 12 eqüinos adultos, clinicamente sadios e distribuídos aleatoriamente em dois grupos que receberam diferentes doses de colagenase. O grupo 1 (G1) recebeu 1,25mg e o grupo 2 (G2) recebeu 2,5mg de colagenase. Com a agulha posicionada no centro dos tendões flexores digitais superficiais dos membros torácicos, as diferentes doses de colagenase foram aplicadas conforme o grupo experimental. O acompanhamento das lesões tendíneas baseou-se em exames físicos e ultra-sonográficos, realizados a cada sete dias até o período de 28 dias pós-indução. Nas imagens ultra-sonográficas, foram avaliados os parâmetros ecogenicidade, percentual de área lesada, grau de redução e severidade das lesões do tendão flexor digital superficial. O parâmetro mais fiel em resposta às diferentes doses de colagenase administradas foi o percentual de área lesada no interior do tendão. O G2 apresentou uma melhor resposta ultra-sonográfica da tendinite do flexor digital superficial para a realização de estudos experimentais.
In this study, tendinous injuries were induced experimentally in horses, through the administration of different doses of collagenase. Twelve horses, clinically healthy, were distributed into two groups that received different doses of collagenase. Group 1 (G1) received 1.25mg and Group 2 (G2) received 2.5mg of collagenase. With the needle positioned at the center of the superficial digital flexor tendon in the equine forelimbs, different doses of collagenase were applied in agreement the experimental group. The monitoring of colagenase-induced tendonitis was based on physical and ultrasonographic exams, carried out every seven days until the period of 28 days post-induction. In the images of ultrasound were evaluated the echogenicity, the percentage of injured area, degree of reduction and severity of injuries of colagenase-induced tendonitis. The most accurate parameter in response to different doses of collagenase administered was the percentage of area injured in the interior of the tendon. The G2 presented one better ultrasonographic reply of the tendonitis of the superficial digital flexor for the accomplishment of experimental studies.
In this study, tendinous injuries were induced experimentally in horses, through the administration of different doses of collagenase. Twelve horses, clinically healthy, were distributed into two groups that received different doses of collagenase. Group 1 (G1) received 1.25mg and Group 2 (G2) received 2.5mg of collagenase. With the needle positioned at the center of the superficial digital flexor tendon in the equine forelimbs, different doses of collagenase were applied in agreement the experimental group. The monitoring of colagenase-induced tendonitis was based on physical and ultrasonographic exams, carried out every seven days until the period of 28 days post-induction. In the images of ultrasound were evaluated the echogenicity, the percentage of injured area, degree of reduction and severity of injuries of colagenase-induced tendonitis. The most accurate parameter in response to different doses of collagenase administered was the percentage of area injured in the interior of the tendon. The G2 presented one better ultrasonographic reply of the tendonitis of the superficial digital flexor for the accomplishment of experimental studies.
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tendinite, colagenase, ultra-som, eqüino, tendonitis, colagenase, ultrasound, equine
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Ciência Rural. Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM), v. 39, n. 4, p. 1124-1130, 2009.