Comportamiento Biológico de Aloinjertos Tendinosos Intraarticulares.

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Comportamiento Biológico de Aloinjertos Tendinosos Intraarticulares.

A. LOPEZ ALONSO, L. DIAZ FLORES, F. MANDIA MANCEBO, R. GUITIERREZ y A. AZNAR AZNAR. Facultad de Medicina de Alcalá de Henares. Cátedra de Traumatología. (Prof. A. López Alonso). Facultad de Medicina "La Laguna". Cátedra de Anatomía Patológica. (Prof. L. Diaz Flores).

Recepción:

14/01/2009

Aceptación:

14/01/2009

Publicación:

14/01/2009

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Resumen (ES)

In this paper, the authors have studied the biological response of tendinousallografts, implanted inside the knee articulation, in a experimental study.The revascularization of the grafts, and the intrinsic tendinous changes in bothseries, frozen and no frozen allografts, is studied with optical and electron microscopy.In the no frozen allografts, is more important the intensive inflamatory inmunitaryresponse, with few signs of orientation of the definitive fibrous tissue. In theserie of frozen allografts, the inflamatory response is limited with predominance ofthe angiogénesis process.

Palabras clave (ES):

Curación

Cicatrización

Tendón

Biología

Injerto

Comportamiento

Biológico

Aloinjerto

Tendinoso

Intraaticular

Resumen (EN)

In this paper, the authors have studied the biological response of tendinousallografts, implanted inside the knee articulation, in a experimental study.The revascularization of the grafts, and the intrinsic tendinous changes in bothseries, frozen and no frozen allografts, is studied with optical and electron microscopy.In the no frozen allografts, is more important the intensive inflamatory inmunitaryresponse, with few signs of orientation of the definitive fibrous tissue. In theserie of frozen allografts, the inflamatory response is limited with predominance ofthe angiogénesis process.

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