Strenuous running exacerbates knee cartilage erosion induced by low amount of mono-iodoacetate in rats.
Strenuous running exacerbates knee cartilage erosion induced by low amount of mono-iodoacetate in rats.
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剧烈的跑步加剧了大鼠的单碘乙酸含量少的膝关节软骨侵蚀。
DOI:
10.1186/s12891-017-1393-8
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发表时间:
2017-01-25
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
Sekiya I
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作者:
Saito R;Muneta T;Ozeki N;Nakagawa Y;Udo M;Yanagisawa K;Tsuji K;Tomita M;Koga H;Sekiya I
It is still debated whether strenuous running in the inflammatory phase produces beneficial or harmful effect in rat knees. We examined (1) the dropout rate of rats during a 30-km running protocol, (2) influences of strenuous running and/or low amounts of mono-iodoacetate injection on cartilage, and (3) the effect of strenuous running on synovitis. Rats were forced to run 30 km over 6 weeks and the dropout rate was examined. One week after 0.1 mg mono-iodoacetate was injected into the right knee, rats were forced to run either 15 km or not run at all over 3 weeks, after which knee cartilage was evaluated. Synovium at the infrapatellar fat pad was also examined histologically. Even though all 12 rats run up to 15 km, only 6 rats completed 30 km of running. Macroscopically, 0.1 mg mono-iodoacetate induced erosion at the tibial cartilage irrespective of 15 km of running. Histologically, 0.1 mg mono-iodoacetate induced loss of cartilage matrix in the tibial cartilage, and an additional 15 km of strenuous running significantly exacerbated the loss. Synovitis caused by mono-iodoacetate improved after running. Only 50% of rats completed 30 km of running because of foot problems. Strenuous running further exacerbated tibial cartilage erosion but did not influence synovitis induced by mono-iodoacetate.