INTERMITTENT MICROMOTION AND POLYETHYLENE PARTICLES INHIBIT BONE INGROWTH INTO TITANIUM CHAMBERS IN RABBITS
INTERMITTENT MICROMOTION AND POLYETHYLENE PARTICLES INHIBIT BONE INGROWTH INTO TITANIUM CHAMBERS IN RABBITS
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DOI:
10.1002/jab.770060303
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发表时间:
1995-09-01
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LIDGREN, L
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GOODMAN, S;ASPENBERG, P;LIDGREN, L
We performed a histomorphological and morphometric analysis of the effects of short daily periods of micromotion and phagocytosable particles of high density polyethylene (PE) an bone ingrowth into a 1 X 1 X 5 mm canal within a titanium chamber in rabbits, The micromotion chamber (MC) was implanted in the tibia of nine mature New Zealand white rabbits; After osseointegration and first harvest of tissue, 40 micromotions (amplitude = 0.5 mm) were applied daily at a rate of I Hz for a 3-week period, The tissue within the chamber was then harvested, For the second treatment, PE particles (10(8)/mL) were placed within the canal, The tissue in the chamber was harvested 3 weeks later, The next treatment was a 3-week rest period, in which neither micromotion nor particles were utilized; a harvest followed, The final treatment combined PE particles and micromotion, followed by a harvest 3 weeks later, Sections from control harvests contained extensive trabecular bone arranged longitudinally throughout the canal in a fibrovascular stroma, Micromotion produced longitudinally oriented fibrous tissue within the chamber, PE particles were associated with macrophages, surrounding and engulfing the birefringent particles, The combination of particles and micromotion produced a fibrous stroma laden with macrophages, PE particles and micromotion, alone or together, produced a similar effect in inhibiting bone ingrowth, compared to nonmoved chambers without particles, In this short-term experiment, no additive or potentiating effect of these two stimuli could be demonstrated. (C) 1995 John Wiley and Sons, Inc.