A Study on Ability of Facilitating Osteogenesis of Cultured Periosteal Cells Combined with Bone Morphogenetic Protein / 中国医师杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the properties of cultured periosteal cells associated with bone morphogenetic protein(BMP) to find a new treatment for bone defects.Methods The periosteal cells were cultured,expanded and passage cultured in vitro to investigate the characteristics and functional changes of rabbit periosteal cells.Animal models of 1.0cm gaps with complete removal of the bilateral radius medium bone and periosteum were induced in 24 New Zealand rabbits,which were randomly divided into 4 groups to receive the defect repair with periosteal cells combined with BMP,periosteal cells,BMP and blank control respectively.X-ray and histological examination were made periodically after operation to evaluate the effectiveness of bone formation.Results Periosteal cell morphology can be divided into three stages cell division phase,cell growth phase and cell functional phase.Cellular configuration had no significant difference with primary cells after anagenesis.The callus can be formed after the periosteal cells were transplanted into the bone defection.The osteogenesis ability of periosteal cells combined with BMP was better than that of the BMP,and the osteogenesis ability of the BMP was better than that of the periosteal cells.The mechanism of bone regeneration for periosteal cells was similar to intramembranous ossification,and that of BMP was similar to endochondral ossification.In the periosteal cells combined with BMP group,both intramembranous and endochondral ossification existed,and the former was obvious.Conclusion Both periosteal cells and BMP can improve the repair of bone defect in vivo.Cultured periosteal cells combined with BMP had substantial ability of synergistic osteogenesis,and it was an ideal treatment for bone defection.