2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0365-05962005001000015
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Utilização da terapia ultra-sônica de baixa intensidade na redução da lipodistrofia ginecóide: uma terapia segura ou risco cardiovascular transitório? Um estudo pré-clínico

Abstract: FUNDAMENTOS: A difusão do ultra-som (US) como método terapêutico corroborou o perfil de segurança observado na prática médica, porém nem sempre baseado em estudos sistemáticos, sugerindo medidas de cautela e otimização da técnica. OBJETIVO: Avaliar o risco potencial da utilização do ultra-som de baixa intensidade em terapias dermatológicas e estéticas e suas implicações no sistema cardiovascular. MÉTODOS: Utilizaram-se (n=10) ratas Wistar, pesando +300g e divididas em dois grupos: controle-Sham e terapia ultra… Show more

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“…Likewise, in the evaluation of body composition, there was a significant reduction in the obesity index (Lee's Index) among the DLC-treated rats, possibly due to the reduction of inguinal subcutaneous fat (lipolysis), effects already described in nonobese animals 6,8 . Nevertheless, it was interesting to observe the reductions in the RET and PR fat deposits ( fat pads) without any changes in the EP fat pad in healthy males, considering the distance between the epididymal and perirenal fat deposits, as the former is anatomically closer to the US-stimulated areas than the perirenal fat pad.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…Likewise, in the evaluation of body composition, there was a significant reduction in the obesity index (Lee's Index) among the DLC-treated rats, possibly due to the reduction of inguinal subcutaneous fat (lipolysis), effects already described in nonobese animals 6,8 . Nevertheless, it was interesting to observe the reductions in the RET and PR fat deposits ( fat pads) without any changes in the EP fat pad in healthy males, considering the distance between the epididymal and perirenal fat deposits, as the former is anatomically closer to the US-stimulated areas than the perirenal fat pad.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…The broad use of ultrasound therapy in several health branches made it possible to identify several different biological effects of low-intensity ultrasound (US) in a number of tissues [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] , namely fibrinolytic effects 9 , as well as thrombolytic 10 , lipolytic 6,8 , angiogenic 13 , enzymatic 5,14 , and oxidative effects 13 , as well as synergic in vasoactive drugs 4,5 , to name but a few 3,11 . All of these effects are directly associated with the dosages used (power, frequency, time-length), and also with the responsiveness of the biological tissue exposed, i.e.…”
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confidence: 99%
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