2017
DOI: 10.17116/hirurgia2017633-36
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Collagen types ratio in prediction of postoperative ventral hernias

Abstract: In patients with ventral hernias collagen type I/III ratio in skin is 2.54 times lower than in patients without hernias. Significant correlation of collagen types in skin and aponeurosis (r= +0.92) allows to predict the risk of postoperative ventral hernias on basis of skin fragment.

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“…Lazarenko et al studied collagen I and III levels in the skin and aponeuroses as a predictor of the risk of postoperative ventral hernia 11 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lazarenko et al studied collagen I and III levels in the skin and aponeuroses as a predictor of the risk of postoperative ventral hernia 11 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A biological factor is of primary importance, which means connective tissue metabolic imbalance. Compared to normal patients, those with hernias are found to have collagen I and III ratio reduction in transverse fascia, aponeurosis, and the anterior abdominal wall skin, as well as an increased level of collagen matrix metalloproteinases [4,5]. The second group factors involve the errors in selecting suture materials and a technique to close laparotomy wounds, as well as surgeon's insufficient experience [6,7].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Коллагены являются главным компонентом экстрацеллюлярной матрицы, которая состоит из 28 различ-ных типов коллагена, гликопротеидов и протеогликанов. Нарушение синтеза коллагена I и III типов, а также металлопротеиназ 2, 9, 15 предрасполагает к образованию слабого рубца и в дальнейшем развитию послеоперационной грыжи [7].…”
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