Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos
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Título da fonte: | Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science |
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Resumo: | The skin presents various important functions to the organism. The maintenance of its integrity is fundamental, among others, to prevent penetration of microorganisms and exit of liquids essential to life maintenance. Due to its constant environment exposure, the skin is highly susceptible to trauma which can result solutions of continuity. The healing of wounded skin should be fast and many alternatives are searched for, aiming to reduce repair time and to guarantee a functional and esthetically acceptable scar. One option to repair injured tissues which is ever more viable is cellular therapy with adult stem cells. The aims of this study consisted in evaluating the transplant of total mononuclear cell fraction (TMCF) from bone marrow (BM) or stromal vascular fraction (SVF) from adipose tissue (AT), associated with the use of cellulose membrane. To carry out this experiment, 20 rabbits were randomly divided in four groups with five animals each. After induction of the experimental cutaneous wound, Group A did not receive any treatment; group B received only cellulose membrane; and groups C and D, in addition to receiving the membrane, were submitted to autologous transplant of TMCF, with total cell value between 6,92 x 10(6) and 4,91 x 10(7) and a viability of 82 to 97% or SVF, with total cell value between 9,6 x 10(5) and 6,5 x 10(6) and a viability of 66 a 87%, respectively. At the end of the evaluation period, the three treated groups presented significant statistical difference of wound area in relation to the control group, and the group which received SVF from adipose tissue presented the shortest wound healing time. |
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Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhosTotal fraction of mononuclear cell or stromal vascular fraction transplant associated with cellulosic membrane in experimental cutaneous wounds in rabbitsFração de célulasReparoFeridaPeleCoelhoFraction of cellsRepairWoundSkinRabbitThe skin presents various important functions to the organism. The maintenance of its integrity is fundamental, among others, to prevent penetration of microorganisms and exit of liquids essential to life maintenance. Due to its constant environment exposure, the skin is highly susceptible to trauma which can result solutions of continuity. The healing of wounded skin should be fast and many alternatives are searched for, aiming to reduce repair time and to guarantee a functional and esthetically acceptable scar. One option to repair injured tissues which is ever more viable is cellular therapy with adult stem cells. The aims of this study consisted in evaluating the transplant of total mononuclear cell fraction (TMCF) from bone marrow (BM) or stromal vascular fraction (SVF) from adipose tissue (AT), associated with the use of cellulose membrane. To carry out this experiment, 20 rabbits were randomly divided in four groups with five animals each. After induction of the experimental cutaneous wound, Group A did not receive any treatment; group B received only cellulose membrane; and groups C and D, in addition to receiving the membrane, were submitted to autologous transplant of TMCF, with total cell value between 6,92 x 10(6) and 4,91 x 10(7) and a viability of 82 to 97% or SVF, with total cell value between 9,6 x 10(5) and 6,5 x 10(6) and a viability of 66 a 87%, respectively. At the end of the evaluation period, the three treated groups presented significant statistical difference of wound area in relation to the control group, and the group which received SVF from adipose tissue presented the shortest wound healing time.A pele apresenta diversas funções importantes para o organismo. A manutenção de sua integridade é fundamental, entre outras, para impedir a penetração de microrganismos e a perda de líquidos essenciais à manutenção da vida. Por estar constantemente exposta ao meio ambiente, a pele é altamente susceptível a traumas que podem acarretar soluções de continuidade. A cicatrização da pele ferida deve ser rápida e diversas alternativas são buscadas, visando à redução do tempo de reparo a fim de garantir cicatriz funcional e esteticamente aceitável. Uma opção cada vez mais viável para reparar tecidos danificados é a terapia celular com células-tronco adultas. Os objetivos deste trabalho consistiram em avaliar o transplante da fração total de células mononucleares (FTCM) da medula óssea (MO) e da fração vascular estromal (FVE) do tecido adiposo (TA), associado ao uso da membrana celulósica. Para realização deste experimento, 20 coelhos foram divididos aleatoriamente em quatro grupos com cinco animais cada. Após a indução da ferida cutânea experimental, o grupo A, não recebeu nenhum tratamento, o grupo B, recebeu apenas membrana celulósica e os grupos C e D, além de receberem a membrana, foram submetidos a transplante autólogo da FTCM, com valor total de células entre 6,92 x 10(6) a 4,91 x 10(7) e uma viabilidade de 82 a 97% ou da FVE, com valor total de células entre 9,6 x 10(5) e 6,5 x 10(6) e uma viabilidade de 66 a 87%, respectivamente. Ao final do período de avaliação, os três grupos tratados apresentaram diferença estatística significativa da área da ferida em relação ao grupo controle e o grupo que recebeu a FVE do tecido adiposo apresentou o menor tempo de cicatrização da ferida.Universidade de São Paulo. 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Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos Total fraction of mononuclear cell or stromal vascular fraction transplant associated with cellulosic membrane in experimental cutaneous wounds in rabbits |
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Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
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Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos Treichel, Tiago Luis Eilers Fração de células Reparo Ferida Pele Coelho Fraction of cells Repair Wound Skin Rabbit |
title_short |
Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
title_full |
Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
title_fullStr |
Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
title_full_unstemmed |
Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
title_sort |
Transplante de fração total de células mononucleares ou fração vascular estromal associada à membrana celulósica em feridas cutâneas experimentais de coelhos |
author |
Treichel, Tiago Luis Eilers |
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Treichel, Tiago Luis Eilers Cunha, Marina Gabriela Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Cunha, João Paulo Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Santos Júnior, Eduardo de Bastos Leme Júnior, Paulo de Tarso de Oliveira Costa, Márcio Machado Pippi, Ney Luis Lopes, Sônia Teresinha dos Anjos Fighera, Rafael Almeida Rosa, Maurício Borges da |
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author |
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Cunha, Marina Gabriela Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Cunha, João Paulo Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Santos Júnior, Eduardo de Bastos Leme Júnior, Paulo de Tarso de Oliveira Costa, Márcio Machado Pippi, Ney Luis Lopes, Sônia Teresinha dos Anjos Fighera, Rafael Almeida Rosa, Maurício Borges da |
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Treichel, Tiago Luis Eilers Cunha, Marina Gabriela Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Cunha, João Paulo Monteiro Carvalho Mori da Santos Júnior, Eduardo de Bastos Leme Júnior, Paulo de Tarso de Oliveira Costa, Márcio Machado Pippi, Ney Luis Lopes, Sônia Teresinha dos Anjos Fighera, Rafael Almeida Rosa, Maurício Borges da |
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Fração de células Reparo Ferida Pele Coelho Fraction of cells Repair Wound Skin Rabbit |
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Fração de células Reparo Ferida Pele Coelho Fraction of cells Repair Wound Skin Rabbit |
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The skin presents various important functions to the organism. The maintenance of its integrity is fundamental, among others, to prevent penetration of microorganisms and exit of liquids essential to life maintenance. Due to its constant environment exposure, the skin is highly susceptible to trauma which can result solutions of continuity. The healing of wounded skin should be fast and many alternatives are searched for, aiming to reduce repair time and to guarantee a functional and esthetically acceptable scar. One option to repair injured tissues which is ever more viable is cellular therapy with adult stem cells. The aims of this study consisted in evaluating the transplant of total mononuclear cell fraction (TMCF) from bone marrow (BM) or stromal vascular fraction (SVF) from adipose tissue (AT), associated with the use of cellulose membrane. To carry out this experiment, 20 rabbits were randomly divided in four groups with five animals each. After induction of the experimental cutaneous wound, Group A did not receive any treatment; group B received only cellulose membrane; and groups C and D, in addition to receiving the membrane, were submitted to autologous transplant of TMCF, with total cell value between 6,92 x 10(6) and 4,91 x 10(7) and a viability of 82 to 97% or SVF, with total cell value between 9,6 x 10(5) and 6,5 x 10(6) and a viability of 66 a 87%, respectively. At the end of the evaluation period, the three treated groups presented significant statistical difference of wound area in relation to the control group, and the group which received SVF from adipose tissue presented the shortest wound healing time. |
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