Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of polyamide 12 intramedullary rods in osteotomized humerus in cockerels (White Plymouth Rock) and analyze, by radiography and histopathology, bone consolidation and the formation of bone callus. Ten cockerels were subjected to transverse osteot...

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Main Authors: E.P. Cherobini, L.L. Carvalho, D.O. Garcia, F.G.G. Dias, C.A.S. Malta, A.C. Facin, E. Mattos-Junior, G.M. Magalhães, L.G.G.G. Dias
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author E.P. Cherobini
L.L. Carvalho
D.O. Garcia
F.G.G. Dias
C.A.S. Malta
A.C. Facin
E. Mattos-Junior
G.M. Magalhães
L.G.G.G. Dias
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L.L. Carvalho
D.O. Garcia
F.G.G. Dias
C.A.S. Malta
A.C. Facin
E. Mattos-Junior
G.M. Magalhães
L.G.G.G. Dias
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description ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of polyamide 12 intramedullary rods in osteotomized humerus in cockerels (White Plymouth Rock) and analyze, by radiography and histopathology, bone consolidation and the formation of bone callus. Ten cockerels were subjected to transverse osteotomy of the right humeral diaphysis followed by the insertion of polyamide 12 locked rods, with two nails in each bone fragment. Radiographies obtained at the immediate pre and post-operative period, and every 7 days for 3 months revealed no perioperatory complications. Radiography revealed a radiopaque bone callus between the 4th and 5th week post-surgery. Histopathology detected an amphophylic material (polyamide 12 rod) in the intramedullary region and the proliferation of highly vascularized connective tissue between the rod and the cortical bone. This connective tissue was highly cellular with differentiation into osteoblasts. The collagen fibers varied from loose to dense and a differentiated bone matrix, containing osteocytes in gaps and the development of bone marrow, was also observed; indicating the formation of a bone callus without signs of implant rejection. The polyamide 12 intramedullary rod was effective in the stabilization of the fractures used in this experimental model, with no rejection reaction for at least 90 days.
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spelling doaj.art-8499fe890b114aa29f60defbdb0ffe862022-12-22T02:44:58ZengUniversidade Federal de Minas GeraisArquivo Brasileiro de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia1678-416269477177610.1590/1678-4162-9357S0102-09352017000400771Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo studyE.P. CherobiniL.L. CarvalhoD.O. GarciaF.G.G. DiasC.A.S. MaltaA.C. FacinE. Mattos-JuniorG.M. MagalhãesL.G.G.G. DiasABSTRACT The aim of this study was to evaluate the use of polyamide 12 intramedullary rods in osteotomized humerus in cockerels (White Plymouth Rock) and analyze, by radiography and histopathology, bone consolidation and the formation of bone callus. Ten cockerels were subjected to transverse osteotomy of the right humeral diaphysis followed by the insertion of polyamide 12 locked rods, with two nails in each bone fragment. Radiographies obtained at the immediate pre and post-operative period, and every 7 days for 3 months revealed no perioperatory complications. Radiography revealed a radiopaque bone callus between the 4th and 5th week post-surgery. Histopathology detected an amphophylic material (polyamide 12 rod) in the intramedullary region and the proliferation of highly vascularized connective tissue between the rod and the cortical bone. This connective tissue was highly cellular with differentiation into osteoblasts. The collagen fibers varied from loose to dense and a differentiated bone matrix, containing osteocytes in gaps and the development of bone marrow, was also observed; indicating the formation of a bone callus without signs of implant rejection. The polyamide 12 intramedullary rod was effective in the stabilization of the fractures used in this experimental model, with no rejection reaction for at least 90 days.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-09352017000400771&lng=en&tlng=enavesosteossínteseortopediaunião ósseafresagem
spellingShingle E.P. Cherobini
L.L. Carvalho
D.O. Garcia
F.G.G. Dias
C.A.S. Malta
A.C. Facin
E. Mattos-Junior
G.M. Magalhães
L.G.G.G. Dias
Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
Arquivo Brasileiro de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia
aves
osteossíntese
ortopedia
união óssea
fresagem
title Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
title_full Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
title_fullStr Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
title_full_unstemmed Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
title_short Applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels (white plymouth rock) - in vivo study
title_sort applicability of polyamide 12 intramedullary locked rods in the stabilization of induced humeral fracture in cockerels white plymouth rock in vivo study
topic aves
osteossíntese
ortopedia
união óssea
fresagem
url http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-09352017000400771&lng=en&tlng=en
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