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Effect of vertebral endplate composition on disc health

Effect of vertebral endplate composition on disc health
椎体终板成分对椎间盘健康的影响
批准号:
7055175
负责人:
FRANK L ACOSTA
金额:
$5.04万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-07-01 至 2007-06-30

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描述(由申请人提供):尽管大多数腰痛病例的确切起源尚不清楚,但可以理解的是,椎间盘退行性损伤(IVD)在导致腰痛的致病机制中起着核心作用。由于IVD是体内最大的无血管结构,椎间盘细胞的存活严重依赖于邻近椎体内毛细血管的营养供应。从毛细血管床到椎间盘细胞的营养供应的主要决定因素是椎体终板,它由透明软骨层和软骨下骨层组成,支持广泛的骨髓接触通道网络(mcs),毛细血管芽通过mcs出现。假设椎体终板退行性高矿化是限制IVD营养供应的中心因素,导致椎间盘退变。然而,这一过程究竟是软骨下骨高矿化和MCC闭塞的结果,还是由于软骨层本身的钙化,目前尚不清楚。确定最易受高矿化影响的终板成分是理解IVD营养供应丢失机制的核心。我们建议确定软骨下骨结构、软骨终板组成和组织与尸体腰椎IVD退变的发生和进展之间的关系。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Although the exact origin of most cases of low back pain remains unknown, it is understood that degenerative damage to the intervertebral disc (IVD) plays a central role in the pathogenic mechanism leading to back pain. As the IVD is the largest avascular structure in the body, survival of disc cells is critically dependent on nutrient supply from capillaries within adjacent vertebra. A principal determinant of nutrient supply from capillary beds to disc cells is the vertebral endplate, which is composed of a hyaline cartilage layer and a subchondral bone layer that supports an extensive network of marrow contact channels (MCCs) through which capillary buds emerge. It is hypothesized that degenerative hypermineralization of the vertebral endplate is a central factor in restricting nutrient supply to the IVD, leading to disc degeneration. Nevertheless, whether this process is the result of subchondral bone hypermineralization and MCC occlusion, or instead due to calcification of the cartilage layer itself, remains unresolved. Identifying the component of the endplate that is most susceptible to hypermineralization is central to understanding the mechanism by which nutrient supply to the IVD is lost. We propose to determine the relationship between subchondral bone architecture, cartilaginous endplate composition and organization, and the initiation and progression of IVD degeneration in cadaveric human lumbar spines.
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