Evaluation of Haemato-Biochemical Parameters using Different Biomaterials in Fracture Healing of Dogs

Chaurasia, Astha; Jawre, Shobha; Singh, Randhir; Shahi, Apra; Pathak, Raghuvar D.; Das, Babita; Verma, Naveen

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2019.805.266

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“…Non-weight bearing lameness on the affected limb, abnormal angulation of limb at the site of fracture, swelling at the site of fracture, crepitation at site of fracture and pain Incidence, Occurrence and Classification of Long Bone Fractures in Dogs: A Retrospective Study on palpation were the common symptoms noticed in the present study as reported by Kumar et al (2007), Bennour et al (2014), Madhu et al (2014), Patil et al (2017 and Chaurasia et al (2019) in the animals suffering with fractures.…”

Section: Classification Of Fractures Based On Radiographic Signssupporting

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Incidence, Occurrence and Classification of Long Bone Fractures in Dogs: A Retrospective Study

Kumar

Prasad

Sreenu

et al. 2022

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Background: Long bone fracture in small animals has become a problem of concern in urban areas as well as rural areas because of road accidents. Canine long bone fracture cases presented at surgery wards of the hospital during 2017-20 were analysed for determining their incidence, occurrence and classification of fractures. Methods: The present study was conducted on long bone fractures in dogs presented to the surgery ward of SVVU Super Speciality Veterinary Hospital, Visakhapatnam from 2017 to 2020. Detailed history and signalment was followed by detailed physical examination to determine the site of fracture, extent of soft tissue swelling and presence of open wounds. Radiographic evaluation was done to localize the seat of fracture, to identify the type of fracture and to find out relation between the fracture fragments Result: Of all the cases of dog patients presented to the surgery ward 2.02% were diagnosed to have fracture of different bones. Fracture of long bones (326), comprised 1.50% of total cases and 74.42% of fractures cases. The highest incidence was recorded in mongrel dogs and the most common affected bone was tibia fibula. Fall from height was reported as an etiological factor in majority of the cases and Juvenile group of animals was found more affected.

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Section: Classification Of Fractures Based On Radiographic Signssupporting

confidence: 71%

Incidence, Occurrence and Classification of Long Bone Fractures in Dogs: A Retrospective Study

Kumar

Prasad

Sreenu

et al. 2022

IJAR

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“…These findings were in agreement with Das (2010) and Kranthi (2018). The serum calcium and fracture healing could not be correlated which was confirmed by the findings of Julie ( 2005), Komnenau et al, 2005, Hegade et al, 2007, Chaurasia et al, (2019 where the authors observed decrease in the values of serum calcium initially followed by decrease and then finally normal values by the end of the observation period. Chaurasia et al, (2019) opined that, deposition of excessive calcium at the fracture site might cause a decrease in the levels of serum calcium during earlier phase of post-operative period and termination of the healing process at the fracture site in later phases might cause elevation of the levels.…”

Section: Serum Calciummentioning

confidence: 81%

Evaluation of Serum Biochemical Parameters in the Treatment of Tibial Fractures by Open Plating, Percutaneous Plating and Supracutaneous Plating in Dogs

Rao¹,

Kumar²,

Lakshman³

2021

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Based on the aforementioned results, it can be inferred that variations in hematobiochemical parameters at various postoperative days are closely associated with the various stages of fracture healing. (Chaurasia et al, 2019).…”

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Assessment of serum alkaline phosphatase and calcium levels during bone fracture healing in dogs stabilized with a bone plate after being treated with an amniotic membrane loaded with platelet rich plasma

Ghadban¹,

Khashjoori²

2022

Journal of Pharmaceutical Negative Results

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Background/aim: The goal of the present study was to investigate the effects of an acellular amniotic membrane loaded with autologous platelet-rich plasma on bone healing biochemically by measuring serum factors including calcium and alkalinity in a dog model. Materials and methods: Fifteen dogs were used in the current study. The animals were divided into three groups of five dogs each. A transverse osteotomy was induced in the midshaft of the left tibia of all animals. The first group was treated with acellular amniotic membrane only by wrapping it around the fracture site. The second group was given acellular amniotic membrane and platelet-rich plasma to treat them, while the third group (the control) was left alone and not treatedWhole blood was drawn from all groups on the 0th day prior to surgery as well as on the 14th, 28th, 42nd, and 56th days following surgery. Physiological data was then reported. in order to estimate calcium and alkaline phosphatase at various phases of fracture healing. Results: the results of the present study illustrated that the serum alkaline phosphate and calcium levels increased (p≤0.01) on days 14 and 28, followed by a decreasing trend after day 28 to day 56. And their levels were higher in group AM+PRP than in other groups (39.4 ± 1.21, 15.79±0.66 respectively). When compared to the control and AM groups, the rate of formation of new bone tissue in Group AM+PRP was the fastest. It was concluded that serum alkaline phosphatase and calcium were found to be helpful biochemical indicators for evaluating bone development and contributed to proving the superiority of using the amniotic membrane loaded with platelet-rich plasma in promoting bone healing. These biochemical parameters, in conjunction with clinical and radiographic examinations, provide reliable information about the degree of bone healing.

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Evaluation of Haemato-Biochemical Parameters using Different Biomaterials in Fracture Healing of Dogs

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References 9 publications

Incidence, Occurrence and Classification of Long Bone Fractures in Dogs: A Retrospective Study

Incidence, Occurrence and Classification of Long Bone Fractures in Dogs: A Retrospective Study

Evaluation of Serum Biochemical Parameters in the Treatment of Tibial Fractures by Open Plating, Percutaneous Plating and Supracutaneous Plating in Dogs

Assessment of serum alkaline phosphatase and calcium levels during bone fracture healing in dogs stabilized with a bone plate after being treated with an amniotic membrane loaded with platelet rich plasma

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