We advance a new method of evaluation of fracture healing in long bones by istomorphometric and densitometric studies comparing a normal group of laboratory animals to another one affected by osteoporosis. We have created a sperimental loss of bone substance in the rat's tibial diaphysis by transcortical trephining, a method that limitates the mechanical influences on bone healing. We have verified that rats affected by the induced metabolic disease need longer time to repare the bone injury, although the evolution course is the same in the two groups.

Healing of osteoporotic bone: experimental study in rats / W. Albisetti, G.M. Peretti, P. Tripepi, P. Novati, E. Mainetti, L. Pietrogrande. - In: ORTOPEDIA E TRAUMATOLOGIA OGGI. - ISSN 0392-1417. - 14:3(1994), pp. 93-97.

Healing of osteoporotic bone: experimental study in rats

W. Albisetti
Primo
;
G.M. Peretti
Secondo
;
L. Pietrogrande
Ultimo
1994

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We advance a new method of evaluation of fracture healing in long bones by istomorphometric and densitometric studies comparing a normal group of laboratory animals to another one affected by osteoporosis. We have created a sperimental loss of bone substance in the rat's tibial diaphysis by transcortical trephining, a method that limitates the mechanical influences on bone healing. We have verified that rats affected by the induced metabolic disease need longer time to repare the bone injury, although the evolution course is the same in the two groups.
bone; istomorphometry; rats
Settore MED/33 - Malattie Apparato Locomotore
Settore MED/34 - Medicina Fisica e Riabilitativa
1994
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