Osso bovino esponjoso inorgânico liofilizado em bloco no reparo de fístula oronasal induzida em cães

Gomes, Kléber; Pippi, Ney Luís; Braga, Fabrício de Vargas Arigony; Krolikowiski, Giovani; Soares, André Luís Ramos; Pigatto, Giane Magrini; Pohl, V; Novosat, Deisi; Bertoletti, Bianca; Mörschbächer, Priscilla Domingues; Souza, Giancarlo Santini de; Dalmolin, Fabíola

doi:10.1590/s0103-84782007000100025

Cienc. Rural

2007

DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84782007000100025

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Osso bovino esponjoso inorgânico liofilizado em bloco no reparo de fístula oronasal induzida em cães

Kléber Gomes

Ney Luís Pippi

Fabrício de Vargas Arigony Braga

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Abstract: O reparo de fístulas oronasais representa um desafio para o cirurgião, devido à freqüente ocorrência de recidivas. Com o intuito de avaliar o emprego de osso bovino esponjoso inorgânico liofilizado em bloco (OBEILB) no tratamento dessa afecção, foi realizado um experimento utilizando dez cães sem raça definida, fêmeas com peso variando entre 8-17kg, submetidos à indução de fístulas oronasais após exodontia dos caninos. O procedimento cirúrgico foi realizado em duas etapas: na fístula do lado esquerdo, foi feit… Show more

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Self-Curing Glass Ionomer Cement Covered by Photopolymerizable Adhesive for Protection of Mucoperiosteal or Gingival Flap Sutures in Canine Oral Surgery

Bellettini,

da Silva,

Giovanelli

et al. 2023

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Periodontal disease is one of the main affections of the oral cavity of dogs. Its main complication is the formation of periapical abscess, which, when affecting the maxillary canine teeth, can lead to the formation of oronasal fistulae. The objective of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of self-curing glass ionomer cement, covered by photopolymerizable adhesive, as a protective element for mucoperiosteal or gingival flap sutures in oral surgery of dogs. We studied 15 dogs from the clinical routine of the dental service of a teaching veterinary hospital, which needed oral surgeries to correct oronasal fistulae, defects or oral cavity communications, regardless of the causal agent. Group one (G1) was composed of seven animals that presented oronasal fistulae after the extraction of maxillary canine teeth compromised by severe periodontal disease. These fistulae were reduced by the double-mucoperiosteal-flap technique, 15 days after the dental extraction. Group two (G2) was composed of five other dogs that presented oronasal fistulae after the extraction of maxillary canine teeth compromised by severe periodontal disease. In this group, the fistulae were reduced by the single-flap technique, immediately after the dental extraction. Group three (G3) was composed of three animals, two of which presented oronasal fistulae due to maxillary fracture and the third one after excision of oral neoplasia. In all groups, simple interrupted sutures were used with 3.0 nylon, and a thin layer of self-curing glass ionomer cement was applied immediately over the operated area. After cement’s settling time, a thin layer of photopolymerizable adhesive was applied to the already polymerized cement. In G1, the protective cement was removed on average at 15 (±2) postoperative days, in G2 at 6 (±1) days and in G3 at 11 (±9) days. In the postoperative period, the animals received antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs, and they received their usual dry dog food diet. No Elizabethan collar or any other protective measure was used for suturing or the surgical wound. The result was healing of 100% of the oronasal fistulae, without suture dehiscence or the need for new surgical interventions. Thus, it was concluded that the use of self-curing glass ionomer cement covered by photopolymerizable adhesive was fully satisfactory, providing protection of sutures and surgical wounds and showing the potential for routine use in oral surgery in dogs.

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Self-Curing Glass Ionomer Cement Covered by Photopolymerizable Adhesive for Protection of Mucoperiosteal or Gingival Flap Sutures in Canine Oral Surgery

Bellettini,

da Silva,

Giovanelli

et al. 2023

Animals

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Osso bovino esponjoso inorgânico liofilizado em bloco no reparo de fístula oronasal induzida em cães

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Self-Curing Glass Ionomer Cement Covered by Photopolymerizable Adhesive for Protection of Mucoperiosteal or Gingival Flap Sutures in Canine Oral Surgery

Self-Curing Glass Ionomer Cement Covered by Photopolymerizable Adhesive for Protection of Mucoperiosteal or Gingival Flap Sutures in Canine Oral Surgery

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