Comparison of Autogenic Costal Cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine Humeral Defect Healing

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SHARIFI SIAVASH; KARIMI IRAJ; SOLTANI SAEED; Bighamsadegh Amin; HOSSEINI FARZANEH

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Veterinary Surgery Year:2017 | Volume:12 | Issue:1 (26) Page(s): 33-39

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Comparison of Autogenic Costal Cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine Humeral Defect Healing

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Autogenic Costal cartilageQ1

Chitosan ScaffoldQ1

Bone DefectQ3

CanineQ2

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Objective-Current trends emphasize the acceleration of fracture healing on the ground that in doing so, the limitation of mobility and complications associated with recovery period are reduced. The present study aimed to compare Autogenic Costal cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine humeral defect healing. Design-Experimental study Animal-15 adult male mongrel dogs Procedures-Dogs were randomized into three groups of five animals each. A window shaped defect was created in humerus on right hands. In the first group (controls), the defect was left untreated. In the second and third groups, chitosan and Autogenic Costal cartilage were placed into the defects, respectively. Radiographs of the defects were prepared at weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8 and finally the dogs were euthanized after 70 days. Histological sections were also obtained from the defect sites. Result-The results indicated that the costal cartilage alone treated group was inferior to both chitosan treated and control groups, so cartilage did not seem to serve as a suitable alternative for grafting in Canine Bone Defects. Conclusion and Clinical Relevance-Taking into account the results and other recent reports, it could be concluded that Chitosan Scaffolds with greater capabilities can be used in Canine Bone Defect healing, however, for ideal bone tissue regeneration, chitosan as a base has to be combined with other materials including those mentioned above. The present study showed that cartilage could not serve as a proper alternative for grafting.

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SHARIFI, SIAVASH, KARIMI, IRAJ, SOLTANI, SAEED, Bighamsadegh, Amin, & HOSSEINI, FARZANEH. (2017). Comparison of Autogenic Costal Cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine Humeral Defect Healing. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY SURGERY (IJVS), 12(1 (26) ), 33-39. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/135744/en

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SHARIFI SIAVASH, KARIMI IRAJ, SOLTANI SAEED, Bighamsadegh Amin, HOSSEINI FARZANEH. Comparison of Autogenic Costal Cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine Humeral Defect Healing. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY SURGERY (IJVS)[Internet]. 2017;12(1 (26) ):33-39. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/135744/en

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SIAVASH SHARIFI, IRAJ KARIMI, SAEED SOLTANI, Amin Bighamsadegh, and FARZANEH HOSSEINI, “Comparison of Autogenic Costal Cartilage with Chitosan Scaffold in Canine Humeral Defect Healing,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY SURGERY (IJVS), vol. 12, no. 1 (26) , pp. 33–39, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/135744/en

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