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In Vivo feature of the regenerative potential of chitosan and alginate based osteoplastic composites doped with calcium phosphates, zinc ions, and vitamin D2
In vivo comparison of the regenerative potential of two calcium phosphate-biopolymer osteoplastic composites: а) based on alginate (Alg) and hydroxyapatite (HA) – Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2, b) based on chitosan (CS) and brushite (DCPD) – CS/DCPD/D2. 36 white male laboratory rats aged six months were used. A d...
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Published in: | Annals of anatomy 2024-08, Vol.255, p.152290, Article 152290 |
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Summary: | In vivo comparison of the regenerative potential of two calcium phosphate-biopolymer osteoplastic composites: а) based on alginate (Alg) and hydroxyapatite (HA) – Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2, b) based on chitosan (CS) and brushite (DCPD) – CS/DCPD/D2.
36 white male laboratory rats aged six months were used. A defect to the bone marrow canal in the middle of the femur diaphysis was made with a dental bur of 2 mm. The bone defect healed under the blood clot (control) in the different animal groups and was filled with Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 and CS/DCPD/D2. The regeneration of the bone defect was studied on the 30th, 90th, and 140th days by computer tomography (CT).
On the 30th day, all groups' implantation site optical density (OD) was significantly lower than that of the adjacent maternal bone (MB). Intensity of bone formation for Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 exceeds CS/DCPD/D2. On the 90th day, the bone trauma site OD with Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 (1725.4 ± 86 HU) and CS/DCPD/D2 (1484.9 ± 69 HU) exceeded the OD of the control (942.5 ± 55 HU). On the 140th day, the OD of Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 and CS/DCPD/D2 implantation sites was higher than Control and MB OD. Visually, the area of the past injury with the Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 could be detected only by the presence of an endosteal bone callus and in the case of CS/DCPD/D2 - by the shadow of the remaining biomaterial in the bone marrow canal.
According to CT data, Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 and CS/DCPD/D2 contribute to the complete healing of the femoral diaphysis defect in 140 days, but the regenerative potential of Alg/HA/CS/Zn/D2 from 30 days to 140 days is higher than CS/DCPD/D2 biomaterial. |
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ISSN: | 0940-9602 1618-0402 1618-0402 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.aanat.2024.152290 |