Reconstituted bovine skin collagen enhances healing of bone wounds in the rat calvaria
Reconstituted bovine skin collagen enhances healing of bone wounds in the rat calvaria
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重组牛皮胶原蛋白可促进大鼠颅骨骨伤口的愈合
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
K. Parisien
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作者:
D. Deporter;N. Komori;T. Howley;A. Shiga;Alan Ghent;P. Hansel;K. Parisien
SummaryThe value of reconstituted fibrillar collagen (Zyderm Collagen Implant I, a concentrated solution of pepsin-solubilized, bovin skin collagen) as a bone graft material was tested in 4 mm diameter surgically created defects of rat calvaria. All wounds were allowed to heal for 4 weeks, and were assessed both qualitatively and by computer-assisted morphometry. The fibrillar collagen was found to produce significantly more new bone than no graft or than heat-denatured fibrillar collagen. The fibrillar collagen was generally well tolerated, appeared to act as a hospitable osteoconductor, and became incorporated into the newly formed bone. The effect of collagen concentration was also tested by comparing the fibrillar collagen at 3.5% (Zyderm Collagen Implant I) with 6.5% suspension of collagen (Zyderm Collagen Implant II). There were no significant differences observed, but a definite trend was evident for Zyderm II to encourage more bone formation than Zyderm I. It is concluded that reconstituted fibrillar collagen is a hospitable, osteoconductive substance that enhances bone healing of calvarial defects in the rat.