2013
DOI: 10.1111/avj.12015
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Use of ultrasound‐guided autologous bone marrow transfer for treatment of suspensory ligament desmitis in 30 race horses (2003–2010)

Abstract: A horse with a core lesion in the branch or body of the suspensory ligament has a good prognosis for return to racing after treatment with intralesional injection of bone marrow aspirate.

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“…Natural healing of suspensory ligament damage in the horse may lead to scarring and stiffness in the ligament and there are no large trials of therapies that aim to improve long‐term outcome. The aim of this retrospective cohort study was to assess the racing performance of horses that underwent ultrasound‐guided intralesional injection of autologous bone marrow aspirate for treatment of forelimb suspensory ligament core lesions …”
Section: Equinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Natural healing of suspensory ligament damage in the horse may lead to scarring and stiffness in the ligament and there are no large trials of therapies that aim to improve long‐term outcome. The aim of this retrospective cohort study was to assess the racing performance of horses that underwent ultrasound‐guided intralesional injection of autologous bone marrow aspirate for treatment of forelimb suspensory ligament core lesions …”
Section: Equinementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various orthobiologics have been described for management of SLBD, including platelet preparations, 3,11 and bone marrow‐derivates 12–14 . Surgical management for selected injuries has also been described 15,16 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Charakteristisch für das ACS ist eine Anreicherung des entzündungshemmenden Interleukin-1 Rezeptor-Antagonisten (IL-1Ra), welcher unter anderem von verschiedenen Zelltypen aus dem Blut und Knochenmark synthetisiert und freigesetzt wird (Danis et al 1995, Burger and Dayer 2000, Prockop und Oh 2012, Isoda et al 2014 (Fortier et al 2010, Ishihara et al 2013, Chahla et al 2016, bei der zweiten liegt der Fokus auf den Zellmediatoren aus dem Knochenmarksüberstand (KMÜ), der entweder Thrombozyten und Leukozyten enthält oder azellulär ist (Smith et al 2006, Künneke et al 2008, Schnabel et al, 2008, und die letzte nutzt das gesamte Knochenmarkaspirat ohne weitere Verarbeitung (Herthel 2001, Hall et al 2013, Russell et al 2016 (Burnouf et al 2008). Ziel war eine Zelllyse in dieser KMÜ Fraktion zu induzieren (LysKMÜ), damit die in den Zellen enthaltenen Wachstumsfaktoren freigesetzt werden.…”
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