Comportamento do implante contendo bone morphogenetic protein (bmp) associado ao plasma rico em plaquetas na reparação de fraturas orbitárias

Purpose: This study intends to evaluate BMP (Bone Morphogenetic Protein) implant and BMP implant plus PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) in rabbit orbital fractures, searching for tissue reaction, by radiological and morfometrical analysis. Methods:Third six white rabbits were submitted to orbital floor fracture and distributed in three groups: G1, with rabbits receiving a plate containing decalcified bone matrix and BMP; G2, with rabbits receiving the implant with BMP wrapped by PRP; G3, the control group where it was made the fracture only. The animals were evaluated radiologically after surgery and at sacrifice time in 7, 30, 90 and 180th day after surgery. After sacrifice, a block containing the right orbital tissue was extracted and prepared to morphological and morphometrical analysis. Results: An intensive linfomononuclear inflammatory reaction was observed at 7th day in G1 e G2, witch decreased after the 30th day; mesenchimal cells, osteoblasts, new bone and progressive cavitation of the implant were also observed, besides signs of calcium deposition by radiological study. In the control group fibrosis at the site of fracture was identified only. Conclusion: BMP seemed a good orbital implant producing new bone at the implant site and correcting bone defect.There was not observed acceleration of osteoinduction when the implant was associated with PRP.

Fraturas de rádio e ulna em cães no período de janeiro de 2001 a dezembro de 2011

Pós-graduação em Cirurgia Veterinária - FCAV

Planos de tratamento das fraturas coronárias e corono-radiculares propostos por especialistas em dentística titulados pela Unesp - Araçatuba

Pós-graduação em Odontologia - FOA

Expressão dos fatores de crescimento obtidos do plasma rico em plaquetas, no tratamento de fraturas experimentais do radio de cães

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Análise computadorizada das cargas e deformações na utilização do fixador externo linear monoplanar nas fraturas instáveis da tíbia similar a tíbia humana

Pós-graduação em Engenharia Mecânica - FEG

Desenvolvimento e aplicação clínica de haste intramedular bloqueada angulada no tratamento de fraturas tibiais em cães

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Avaliação dos planos de tratamento propostos e os tratamentos efetivamente realizados nas fraturas coronárias e corono-radiculares nos casos de traumatismo dentário

Pós-graduação em Odontologia - FOA

Detecção de fraturas no poço usando ferramenta de indução coplanar: modelamento analógico

A aplicabilidade de uma ferramenta de indução coplanar de duas bobinas na detecção de zonas fraturadas é estudado através de modelamento reduzido em laboratório. O fator de escala escolhido foi 10 e as condutividades de campo foram representadas por soluções de Cloreto de Amônia. O modelo geológico é composto por uma rocha homogênea resistiva com porções fraturadas e não-fraturada. As resistividades de campo são 4 Ω-m e 200 Ω-m para a zona fraturada e zona não-fraturada, respectivamente. As zonas fraturadas estudadas eram verticais, a várias distâncias da parede do poço, e cruzando a perfuração com mergulhos de 0°, 45° e 60°. A maioria dos perfis foram corridos em uma freqüência de laboratório de 100 kHz. Os resultados apresentados sob a forma de perfis mostraram que a ferramenta coplanar fornece informações sobre o mergulho, espessura e distância da parede do poço, dependendo da posição relativa das bobinas e da zona fraturada. Como a ferramenta coplanar não fornece informação de toda a formação ao redor da mesma, foi sugerido a construção de um sistema de duplo acoplamento semi-nulo (DASN) e alguns perfis são apresentados. Além do maior recobrimento, essa ferramenta fornece uma "técnica de olhada rápida" (quick-look technique) para estimar o mergulho da zona fraturada qualitativamente.

Análise fractal de fraturas em regime linear elástico: modo I de carregamento

For the development of this graduate work of fractal fracture behavior, it is necessary to establish references for fractal analysis on fracture surfaces, evaluating, from tests of fracture tenacity on modes I, II and combined I / II, the behavior of fractures in fragile materials, on linear elastic regime. Fractures in the linear elastic regime are described by your fractal behavior by several researchers, especially Mecholsky JJ. The motivation of that present proposal stems from work done by the group and accepted for publication in the journal Materials Science and Engineering A (Horovistiz et al, 2010), where the model of Mecholsky could not be proven for fractures into grooved specimens for tests of diametric compression of titania on mode I. The general objective of this proposal is to quantify the distinguish surface regions formed by different mechanisms of fracture propagation in linear elastic regime in polymeric specimens (phenolic resin), relating tenacity, thickness of the specimens and fractal dimension. The analyzed fractures were obtained from SCB tests in mode I loading, and the acquisition of images taken using an optical reflection microscope and the surface topographies obtained by the extension focus method of reconstruction, calculating the values of fractal dimension with the use of maps of elevations. The fractal dimension was classified as monofractal dimension (Df), when the fracture is described by a single value, or texture size (Dt), which is a macroscopic analysis of the fracture, combined with the structural dimension (Ds), which is a microscopic analysis. The results showed that there is no clear relationship between tenacity, thickness and fractal values for the material investigated. On the other hand it is clear that the fractal values change with the evolution of cracks during the fracture process ... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)

Parâmetros cinéticos e têmporo-espaciais em cães com fraturas de coxal tratadas conservativamente

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Manejo das fraturas nasais com manutenção das vias aéreas superiores

Nasal fractures are extremely frequent. The nasal bones are the third most frequently fractured bones in the human skeleton. This is due to their prominent position on the face and to the diminished bone thickness. As a result, weak forces can cause nasal fractures, while stronger forces can comminute the nasal bones. In general, assaults, falls and sports injuries are the etiologies most commonly involved in nasal trauma. The diagnosis of such fractures is basically clinical and their treatment is usually by closed reduction with good results reported in all the relevant literature. Thus, the aim of this paper is to report a modification of the closed reduction technique for the treatment of these fractures.

Aspectos radiográficos e densitométricos de fraturas experimentais do radio de cães tratadas com plasma rico em plaquetas

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

Princípios de redução das fraturas panfaciais: revisão de literatura

Are called panfacial fractures when the upper, middle and lower facial thirds present fractures concurrently. In clinical practice, came to imply the involvement of two facial thirds. Panfacial fractures are usually accompanied by other systemic lesions that impair the patient's life and therefore require primary treatment. Almost invariably are associated with damage to soft tissues and severe losses of bone structures which may lead to severe facial deformations and malocclusions. The panfacial fractures treatment is complex because often there isn’t a stable bone structure to guide the reduction of various fractures. Several orders of treatment have been proposed, but they are variations of the two classical approaches "bottom to top and inside-out" and "top to bottom and out-inside". The aim of this paper is to discuss the principles of management and panfacial fractures treatment, emphasizing the sequence of fracture reduction and highlighting its indications, advantages and disadvantages, through literature review and reports of surgical clinic cases. We conclude that the exact sequence of fracture reduction is not as important as developing a treatment plan that allows accurate positioning of the fractured segments.

Influência da miliamperagem sobre a qualidade do diagnóstico das fraturas radiculares por meio de tomografia computadorizada de feixe cônico: estudo in vitro

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