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Pesqui. vet. bras ; 38(12): 2201-2206, dez. 2018. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS, VETINDEX | ID: biblio-976421

ABSTRACT

This study evaluated the effects of a physiotherapy protocol applied in joints with osteochondritis dissecans submitted to arthroscopy. Twelve horses totaling twenty joints were used and divided into two uniform groups, according to articular lesion grade. Treated Group (TG) received the physiotherapy protocol (cryotherapy, passive rage motion and controlled exercise) that initiate just after anesthetic recovery and extended for five days. Control Group (CG) remained resting in stall during the same period. Physical examination and synovial fluid analysis were used to evaluate the treatment. The synovial fluid examination consisted of physical analysis (color, aspect, and viscosity), mucin clot evaluation, Serum Amyloid A, Prostaglandin E2 and urea concentration. Synovial samples were collected by arthrocentesis at the beginning of the surgical procedure (D1), 48 hours (D3) and 96 hours (D5) after surgery. Before arthroscopy and daily during the postoperative period joints were evaluated by physical exam: superficial temperature (°C), range of motion (degrees) and circumference (centimeters). The joint physical examination showed no significant difference between groups and neither along the days for the same group. The parameters of synovial fluid showed difference over the moments in each group but didn't have difference between groups. Color and aspect had the same patterns across moments, in CG fluid had significant change when compared D1 with D3 (color and aspect: p<0.001) and D5 (color: p<0.001; aspect: p<0.05) becoming mostly bloody and cloudy in D3 and D5. However in TG the difference was significant just between D1 and D3 (color and aspect: p<0.05), showing an improvement of synovial fluid in D5 (color and aspect: p<0.05). Viscosity and mucin clot evaluation showed significant change in CG between D1 and D3 (viscosity: p<0.01; mucin clot: p<0.05) and between D1 and D5 (viscosity: p<0.01;mucin clot: p<0.01). In TG no significant difference of viscosity and mucin clot was observed over the moments, showing an early improvement of synovial fluid quality. The Serum Amyloid A concentration showed an extremely significant increase in CG (p<0.001) when compared D1 (1217.13±664.47µg/mL) and D3 (42423.80±52309.31µg/mL). The comparison between D1 and D5 in CG, and across moments in TG, had no statistical difference. The PGE2 eicosanoid remained statistically unchanged all over the time. Urea showed significant increase in D3 when compared to D1 (p<0.001) in CG, and had no variation in TG. The physiotherapy protocol minimized the inflammatory mediators and provided minor alterations in synovial fluid after arthroscopy.(AU)


Este estudo avaliou os efeitos de um protocolo fisioterápico, aplicado em articulações com osteocondrite dissecante, submetidas à artroscopia. Foram utilizados 12 cavalos, totalizando 20 articulações, divididas em dois grupos homogêneos de acordo com a graduação da lesão articular. O grupo tratado (GT) recebeu o protocolo fisioterápico (crioterapia, movimentação passiva e exercício controlado) que se iniciou imediatamente após a recuperação anestésica e se estendeu por cinco dias. O grupo controle (GC) permaneceu em repouso na baia, pelo mesmo período. Exame físico da articulação e análise do líquido sinovial foram utilizados para avaliar o tratamento. O exame do líquido sinovial consistiu em análise física (cor, aspecto e viscosidade), avaliação do coágulo de mucina e concentrações de amiloide sérica A, prostaglandina E2 e ureia. Amostras de líquido sinovial foram colhidas por artrocentese no início do procedimento cirúrgico (D1) e após 48 (D3) e 96 horas (D5) do procedimento cirúrgico. Antes da artroscopia e diariamente no período pós-operatório, as articulações foram avaliadas por exame físico: temperatura superficial (°C), ângulo de flexão (graus), circunferência (centímetros). A avaliação física das articulações não apresentou diferença significativa entre os grupos nem ao longo dos dias em cada grupo. Nas análises do líquido sinovial, observou-se uma variação diferente entre os momentos em cada grupo porém sem diferença significativa entre os grupos. A cor e o aspecto tiveram resultados semelhantes ao longo do tempo, no GC houve uma alteração significativa quando comparados D1 e D3 (cor e aspecto: p<0,001) e D1 e D5 (cor: p<0,001; aspecto: p<0,05) tornando-se sanguinolento e turvo na maioria das amostras em D3 e D5. Já no GT, houve diferença significativa apenas entre D1 e D3 (cor e aspecto: p<0,05), demonstrando melhora no líquido sinovial em D5 (cor e aspecto: p<0,05). A viscosidade e o coágulo de mucina apresentou alteração significativa no GC entre D1 e D3 (viscosidade: p<0,01; coágulo de mucina: p<0,05) e entre D1 e D5 (viscosidade e coágulo de mucina: P<0,01). No grupo tratado não foram observadas alterações significativas em viscosidade e coágulo de mucina, ao longo dos momentos, demonstrando uma melhora precoce na qualidade do líquido sinovial. A amiloide sérica A apresentou um aumento extremamente significante no GC (p<0,001) quando comparados D1 (1217,13±664,47µg/dL) e D3 (42423,80±52309,31µg/dL). Quando comparados D1 e D5 no GC e ao longo do tempo no GT não foram observadas diferenças significativas. A concentração de PGE2 permaneceu sem alterações. As mensurações de ureia apresentaram aumento significativo em D3 quando comparado a D1 (p<0,001) no GC e não apresentou variação no GT. O protocolo fisioterápico minimizou os mediadores inflamatórios e proporcionou menor alteração do líquido sinovial após artroscopia.(AU)


Subject(s)
Animals , Osteochondritis Dissecans/veterinary , Arthroscopy/rehabilitation , Arthroscopy/veterinary , Physical Therapy Modalities/veterinary , Joint Deformities, Acquired/therapy , Joint Deformities, Acquired/veterinary , Cryotherapy/veterinary , Horse Diseases , Horses/surgery , Biomarkers/analysis
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Rev. bras. farmacogn ; 21(6): 1006-1011, Nov.-Dec. 2011. ilus, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-602282

ABSTRACT

The objective of this study was to evaluate the treatment with ethyl acetate extract (EAE) from husk fiber water of Cocos nucifera L., Arecaceae, in L. braziliensis (Lb) infected hamsters. Twelve male hamsters were randomly allocated in three groups (n=4): G1 received only EAE; G2 was infected with Lb only and G3 received EAE after Lb infection. The infection was carried 28 days prior to the treatment with EAE, which was administrated (0.2 mL, 300 mg.kg-1) for 21 consecutive days. Infection was evaluated through skin lesions and infected footpad edema. Haematological evaluation was done on -28th, 0 and 21st days. Imprint footpad and lymph node weight were evaluated on 21st day. Lb infection significantly inhibited the peripheral leukocytes blood. However, neutrophils and lymphocytes values did not have significant alterations. G3 presented eosinophilia in relation to G2. The treatment with EAE did not reduce edema of infected footpad neither weight of drainage lymph node. Infected footpad imprints revealed amastigotes forms and cellular infiltration. Animals from G3 presented skin lesions on 7th day, shown a reduction of these lesions in day 14. Therefore, the treatment with EAE did not alter the etiological agent elimination in these conditions. However, EAE presents a healing activity in this experimental model.

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Rev. méd. Hosp. Säo Vicente de Paulo ; 10(23): 9-11, jul.-dez. 1998.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-238347

ABSTRACT

Os autores apresentam a análise retrospectiva de doze pacientes HIV positivos com diagnóstico de tuberculo pulmonar internados no HUSVP de Passo Fundo, RS, durante o ano de 1997. Foram observados o perfil dos pacientes, sinais clínico-radiológicos e laboratoriais, métodos diagnósticos e o tratamento utilizado


Subject(s)
Humans , Tuberculosis, Pulmonary/etiology , Retrospective Studies , AIDS-Related Opportunistic Infections/diagnosis , Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome/complications
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South am. j. thorac. surg ; 5(1): 37-40, jan.-abr. 1998. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-289934

ABSTRACT

A desmoid tumor of the mediastinum was diagnosed and terated in a 35 year-old white male who presented with a right supraclavicular mass. He was treated with resection, which involved several vascular structures, requiring multiple vascular reconstructions followed by postoperative radiotherapy. The authors concluded that, when located in tha mediastinum, the invasive character of such tumors and its tendency to recur may pose a considerable surgical challenge, requiring careful preoperative planing and postoperative planning follow-up. The role of radiation therapy is limited to the control of local recurrences


Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Adult , Fibromatosis, Aggressive , Mediastinal Neoplasms
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Cajanus ; 27(3): 145-56, 1994.
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-140355

ABSTRACT

The results of two Nationals Surveys on breastfeeding practices carried out in Cuba in 1973 and 1990 are compared with figures reported in different Caribbean countries during the same periods. The patterns found in 1973 show that a high proportion of infants were ever breast-fed and that the prevalences of overall breastfeeding decreased rapidly after the first month of life. Figures were lower that those reported by other countries of the region. In 1990 an important increase of breastfeeding prevalence and duration compared to 1973 was observed, showing the proportion of every breast-fed infants to be the highest in the area. Like in other countries, the initial prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding is low and the drop thereafter is more rapid and pronounced, a factor probably related to the early introduction of milk formulas and solid foods.


Subject(s)
Humans , Infant, Newborn , Infant , Breast Feeding , Cuba , Infant Nutrition , West Indies
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Rev. cuba. pediatr ; 64(1): 4-15, ene.-abrr. 1992. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-106125

ABSTRACT

Se presentan los valores de circunferencia cefálica, obtenidos del estudio de una muestra representativa de la población del país entre 0,1 y 19,9 años de edad, integrada por 29 759 individuos de uno y otro sexos. Se dan a conocer las correcciones de los valores de circunferencia cefálica del estudio nacional de 1972 y se comparan los resultados con los de 1982


Subject(s)
Cephalometry , Child Development , Growth , Cuba
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Rev. cuba. pediatr ; 63(1): 4-21, ene.-abr. 1991. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-97037

ABSTRACT

Se presentan los valores de peso y talla para la edad, obtenidos del estudio de una muestra representativa de la población del país entre 0,1 y 19,9 años de edad, integrada por 29 759 individuos de uno y otro sexos. Se dan a conocer las correcciones de los valores de talla del estudio nacional de 1972 y se comparan los resultados en ambas dimensiones corporales entre 1972 y 1982. Se efectúan comparaciones entre los valores nacionales y estudios realizados en otros países, así como las metas fijadas por la OMS para el año 2000


Subject(s)
Infant, Newborn , Infant , Child, Preschool , Child , Adolescent , Adult , Humans , Male , Female , Body Height , Child Development , Growth , Weight by Age , Anthropometry , Cuba
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