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Experimental investigation into the reparative osteogenesis with the fibrine adhesive.
Archives of Orthopaedics and Traumatic Surger
The action of loads on bone tissue
This paper analyses the effect of mechanical loading on bone remodelling under both physiological and pathological conditions. The sensitivity and the type of the biological response of bone to the changes in mechanical loading are conditioned by several factors: individual race and age, pattern of stress, systemic and local metabolic conditions, etc. Therefore, bone remodelling following mechanical stress is not only a simple repair process, but a complex mechanism of functional adaptation which is controlled by the strain magnitude of bone structure rather than the extent of the stress. Results show that the skeletal changes induced by mechanical stress involve not only the structural properties but also the material characteristics of bone. For example, the size of hydroxyapatite crystals increases under load. These findings allow us to hypothesize that mechanical stress could directly modify the mineral component of bone. Hydroxyapatite appears to be a highly dynamic structure, able to change its crystallinity in relation to external stimuli. It is thus conceivable that hydroxyapatite crystals gather and arient themselves along bone and improve their crystallinity not only under the influence of biological mechanisms, but also as a reaction to mechanical stimuli
Caratteristiche morfologiche del disco intervertebrale lombare umano normale e patologico.
Experimental investigation into reparative osteogenesis with fibrin adhesive
An experimental investigation was carried out in order to evaluate the effects of fibrin adhesive on the reparative osteogenesis of bone grafts in the short, medium, and long term. Sixty fully developed New Zealand White rabbits under general anesthesia were grafted with homologous bone tissue in the proximal third of each tibias. Fibrin adhesive was used in one hind limb only. The animals were killed at a predetermined time. Both tibias were removed and subjected to radiographic and histologic analyses. The reparative process was observed and the differences between the fibrin adhesive-treated grafts and the reference group in the first few weeks were determined. No substantial difference was detected in the reparative osteogenetic process of the graft in the animals killed after 2 months. © 1988 Springer-Verlag
Effect of platelet-rich plasma and microfracture reparative technique combined in chondral lesions treatment
Kyphoplasty in vertebral compression fractures related to long term corticosteroyd therapy.
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