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Rev. bras. cir. cardiovasc ; 30(1): 119-126, Jan-Mar/2015. tab, graf
Article in English | LILACS, SES-SP | ID: lil-742903

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Objective: To evaluate the behavior of castor oil-derived polyurethane as a hemostatic agent and tissue response after abdominal aortic injury and to compare it with 2-octyl-cyanoacrylate. Methods: Twenty-four Guinea Pigs were randomly divided into three groups of eight animals (I, II, and III). The infrarenal abdominal aorta was dissected, clamped proximally and distally to the vascular puncture site. In group I (control), hemostasis was achieved with digital pressure; in group II (polyurethane) castor oil-derived polyurethane was applied, and in group III (cyanoacrylate), 2-octyl-cyanoacrylate was used. Group II was subdivided into IIA and IIB according to the time of preparation of the hemostatic agent. Results: Mean blood loss in groups IIA, IIB and III was 0.002 grams (g), 0.008 g, and 0.170 g, with standard deviation of 0.005 g, 0.005 g, and 0.424 g, respectively (P=0.069). The drying time for cyanoacrylate averaged 81.5 seconds (s) (standard deviation: 51.5 seconds) and 126.1 s (standard deviation: 23.0 s) for polyurethane B (P=0.046). However, there was a trend (P=0.069) for cyanoacrylate to dry more slowly than polyurethane A (mean: 40.5 s; SD: 8.6 s). Furthermore, polyurethane A had a shorter drying time than polyurethane B (P=0.003), mean IIA of 40.5 s (standard deviation: 8.6 s). In group III, 100% of the animals had mild/severe fibrosis, while in group II only 12.5% showed this degree of fibrosis (P=0.001). Conclusion: Polyurethane derived from castor oil showed similar hemostatic behavior to octyl-2-cyanoacrylate. There was less perivascular tissue response with polyurethane when compared with cyanoacrylate. .


Objetivo: Avaliar o comportamento hemostático e a reação tecidual do poliuretano, derivado da mamona, após injúria da aorta abdominal de cobaias e compará-lo com o 2-octil-cianoacrilato. Métodos: Vinte e quatro cobaias foram divididas aleatoriamente em três grupos de oito animais (I, II e III). A aorta abdominal infrarrenal foi dissecada, pinçada proximal e distalmente ao local que se procedeu à punção vascular. No grupo I (controle), a hemostasia foi feita com digitopressão; no grupo II (poliuretano), aplicou-se o selante vegetal e, no grupo III (cianoacrilato), aplicou-se o 2-octil-cianoacrilato. O grupo II foi subdividido em IIA e IIB, conforme o tempo de preparo do poliuretano. Resultados: A média de perda sanguínea nos grupos IIA, IIB e III foi 0,002 g, 0,008 g e 0,170 g, com desvios padrões de 0,005 g, 0,005 g e 0,424 g, respectivamente (P=0,069). O tempo de secagem do selante cianoacrilato foi em média 81,5 segundos (s) (desvio padrão: 51,5 s), enquanto o poliuretano B levou 126,1 segundos (desvio padrão: 23,0 s) (P=0,046). Entretanto, houve tendência (P=0,069) do cianoacrilato apresentar um tempo maior de secagem que o poliuretano A. Além disso, o poliuretano A teve um tempo de secagem menor que o poliuretano B (P=0,003), com média para o IIA de 40,5 segundos (desvio padrão: 8,6 s). No grupo III, 100% dos animais tiveram fibrose moderada/acentuada, enquanto no grupo II apenas 12,5% (P=0,001). Conclusão: O poliuretano derivado da mamona apresentou comportamento hemostático semelhante ao 2-octil-cianoacrilato. A cola vegetal demonstrou menor reação tecidual perivascular. .


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Humans , Coronary Disease/complications , Depression/complications , Primary Health Care , Case Management , Cohort Studies , Coronary Disease/therapy , Depression/therapy , Feasibility Studies , United Kingdom , Patients/psychology , Perception , Physicians, Primary Care/psychology , Qualitative Research , Research Design
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