1993
DOI: 10.3109/17453679308994599
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Effect of tibial lengthening on the gastrocnemius muscle: A histopathologic and morphometric study in rabbits

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“…Calandriello (1975) hypothesized that after tears occur in the muscle fibers, muscular regeneration proceeds with connective tissue repair at various levels. Lee et al (1993) partly supported this hypothesis with histological findings of both necrosis and fibrosis in a study on rabbits. On the other hand, Ilizarov (1989) suggested that muscle growth under the influence of tension-stress occurred without tears in the muscle fibers, not only by myofibrillogenesis in preexisting muscle fibers but also by new muscle formation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Calandriello (1975) hypothesized that after tears occur in the muscle fibers, muscular regeneration proceeds with connective tissue repair at various levels. Lee et al (1993) partly supported this hypothesis with histological findings of both necrosis and fibrosis in a study on rabbits. On the other hand, Ilizarov (1989) suggested that muscle growth under the influence of tension-stress occurred without tears in the muscle fibers, not only by myofibrillogenesis in preexisting muscle fibers but also by new muscle formation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…After long-term denervation, VEGF is still provable in muscles but significantly reduced [6]. Thus muscle atrophy at the distracted side might also be a factor responsible for the relatively high VEGF mRNA levels at the nondistracted side [13, 33,35].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No wonder that the clinical challenges of muscle distraction and subsequent decrease of adjacent joint range of motion go in parallel with the amount of lengthening. This is reflected by histological changes after lengthening of more than 30 % of its original length [22,[116][117][118][119], as the whole muscle from origin to insertion is stretched [81]. The elastic limit of stretched muscles (strength-strain curve) is 10-15 % of the length at rest.…”
Section: Effects Of Bone Lengthening On Surrounding Tissuesmentioning
confidence: 99%