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Fibra de carbono en lesiones articulares de rótula de conejos
CARBON FIBER IMPLANTS IN OSTEOCHONDRAL DEFETS OF THE ARTICULAR SURFACE OF THE RABBIT PATELLA
A. CARRANZA-BENCANO, J. R. ARMAS-PADRÓN y M. A. LOZANO Unidad de Traumatología y Departamento de Anatomía Patológica. Facultad de Medicina.Universidad de Sevilla.
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11/09/2008
Aceptación:
11/09/2008
Publicación:
12/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Carbon fiber implants were used to fill osteochondral defects created on the articular surface in the patella in 18 rabbits for the purpose of studying the long-term histological changes of the repair process. Six months after surgery the defect was filled by fibrous tissue, where the superficial area was organized parallel to the joint surface. Fibrocartilage developed after 9 months and, after 12 months, the defects were covered by hyaline cartilage tissue.
Palabras clave (ES):
Ostecondral
Fibra
Carbono
Defecto
Reparación
Reconstrucción
Cartílago
Hialino
Articular
Conejo
Estudio
Experimental
Rótula
Patela
Lesión
Resumen (EN)
Carbon fiber implants were used to fill osteochondral defects created on the articular surface in the patella in 18 rabbits for the purpose of studying the long-term histological changes of the repair process. Six months after surgery the defect was filled by fibrous tissue, where the superficial area was organized parallel to the joint surface. Fibrocartilage developed after 9 months and, after 12 months, the defects were covered by hyaline cartilage tissue.
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