Development of a new model of actinic enteritis in rats using a cobalt-60 open source and a protection device as a collimator

To describe a new model of actinic enteritis that does not use radiotherapy machines. Sixteen Wistar rats were divided into four groups, consisting of four animals each: control (group A), two weeks after irradiation (group B), five weeks after irradiation (group C) and eight weeks after irradiation...

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Published in:Acta cirurgica brasileira Vol. 32; no. 4; pp. 319 - 324
Main Authors: Nunes, Vinicius Rodrigues Taranto, Vidigal, Paula Vieira Teixeira, Pereira, Márcio Tadeu, Ladeira, Luís Carlos Duarte, Barbuto, Rafael Calvão, Duval-Araujo, Ivana
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Abstract To describe a new model of actinic enteritis that does not use radiotherapy machines. Sixteen Wistar rats were divided into four groups, consisting of four animals each: control (group A), two weeks after irradiation (group B), five weeks after irradiation (group C) and eight weeks after irradiation (group D). Animals were given a 10Gy radiation from a Cobalt-60 natural source in a nuclear technology research center. Protections of the surrounding tissues were obtained through the usage of plumb devices with a hole in the center, which served as a collimator. We obtained irradiated and non-irradiated colons from each animal. In group B we found an important inflammatory response in the irradiated colon, which appeared in a reduced way in group C and was minimal in group D, in which we found a relevant collagen submucosal deposition/fibrosis. In all groups, the non-irradiated colon had a lower pathological damage in comparison with the irradiated colon. We thus described an efficient and feasible technique for obtaining an animal model of actinic enteritis.
AbstractList To describe a new model of actinic enteritis that does not use radiotherapy machines. Sixteen Wistar rats were divided into four groups, consisting of four animals each: control (group A), two weeks after irradiation (group B), five weeks after irradiation (group C) and eight weeks after irradiation (group D). Animals were given a 10Gy radiation from a Cobalt-60 natural source in a nuclear technology research center. Protections of the surrounding tissues were obtained through the usage of plumb devices with a hole in the center, which served as a collimator. We obtained irradiated and non-irradiated colons from each animal. In group B we found an important inflammatory response in the irradiated colon, which appeared in a reduced way in group C and was minimal in group D, in which we found a relevant collagen submucosal deposition/fibrosis. In all groups, the non-irradiated colon had a lower pathological damage in comparison with the irradiated colon. We thus described an efficient and feasible technique for obtaining an animal model of actinic enteritis.
Abstract Purpose: To describe a new model of actinic enteritis that does not use radiotherapy machines. Methods: Sixteen Wistar rats were divided into four groups, consisting of four animals each: control (group A), two weeks after irradiation (group B), five weeks after irradiation (group C) and eight weeks after irradiation (group D). Animals were given a 10Gy radiation from a Cobalt-60 natural source in a nuclear technology research center. Protections of the surrounding tissues were obtained through the usage of plumb devices with a hole in the center, which served as a collimator. We obtained irradiated and non-irradiated colons from each animal. Results: In group B we found an important inflammatory response in the irradiated colon, which appeared in a reduced way in group C and was minimal in group D, in which we found a relevant collagen submucosal deposition/fibrosis. In all groups, the non-irradiated colon had a lower pathological damage in comparison with the irradiated colon. Conclusion: We thus described an efficient and feasible technique for obtaining an animal model of actinic enteritis.
Author Nunes, Vinicius Rodrigues Taranto
Barbuto, Rafael Calvão
Duval-Araujo, Ivana
Pereira, Márcio Tadeu
Ladeira, Luís Carlos Duarte
Vidigal, Paula Vieira Teixeira
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SubjectTerms Animals
Cobalt Radioisotopes
Colon - pathology
Colon - radiation effects
Disease Models, Animal
Dose-Response Relationship, Radiation
Enteritis
Female
Fibrosis
Inflammation
Radiation
Radiation Injuries, Experimental - pathology
Radiotherapy
Rats
Rats, Wistar
Title Development of a new model of actinic enteritis in rats using a cobalt-60 open source and a protection device as a collimator
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