Effects of Different Interventions on Biomechanic Indexes of Femur Bones of Ovariectomized Rats with Osteoporosis / 中国运动医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To investigate the effects of different interventions on the biomechanic indexes in femur bones of ovariectomized rats with osteoporosis.Methods Eighty healthy female Sprague-Dawley rats,aged 3 months,were randomly divided into an ovariectornized(OVX,n=68)group and a sham-operation(Sham,n=12)group.At the 11th week after the operation,the OVX group was further randomly divided into a control group(n=11),an estradiol group(E2,n=10),a genisteine group(G,n=10),a treadmill exercise group(TE,n=10),a lithium chloride group(LiCl,n=10)and a whole-body vertical vibration group (WBVV,n=10).Then the rats began to receive different interventions as their group names implied.At the end of 8 weeks,their right femurs were isolated and the biomechanic parameters were detected using the three point bending test.Results (1)Both the maximum load and elastic load in E2,G,TE,WBVV and LiC1 groups were significantly higher than that of the control group,while no significant differences were seen in maximum deflection and elastic deflection.(2)The elastic stress,maximum strain,and elasticity modulus in E2,G,and WBVV groups were significantly higher than that of the control group,while no significant differences were seen in maximum stress and elastic strain among them.The maximum stress,elastic stress,maximum strain,and elasticity modulus in TE group were significantly higher than the control group while no significant differences were seen in the elastic strain.The maximum stress,elastic stress,and elasticity modulus in LiC1 group were significantly higher than the control group,but no significant differences were seen in maximum strain and elastic strain between them.Conclusion E2,genistein,treadmill exercise,whole-body vertical vibration,and LiC1 have quite similar effects on structural mechanics indexes of femurs in OVX rats with osteoporosis,but they have different impacts on the material mechanics indexes.