Ex vivo biomechanical analysis of two ilium osteosyn thesis methods in dogs/ Analise biomecanica ex vivo de dois metodos de osteossintese de ilio em caes

Ex vivo biomechanical analysis of two ilium osteosyn thesis methods in dogs/ Analise biomecanica ex vivo de dois metodos de osteossintese de ilio em caes

This study evaluated the biomechanical use of cortical allografts preserved in honey for the stabilization of transverse osteotomy of ilium in dogs, as well as the use of wire hemicerclage alone against the bending forces. Thirteen canine were tested bilaterally, where one side was stabilized with b...

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Published in:Ciência rural Vol. 40; no. 9; p. 1980
Main Authors: Garcia, Erika Fernanda Villamayor, Schossler, Joao Eduardo Wallau, Muller, Daniel Curvello de Mendonca, Gomes, Cristiano, Serafini, Gabriele Maria Callegaro
Format: Journal Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Maria 01-09-2010
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Analysis
Biomechanics
Methods
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Summary:This study evaluated the biomechanical use of cortical allografts preserved in honey for the stabilization of transverse osteotomy of ilium in dogs, as well as the use of wire hemicerclage alone against the bending forces. Thirteen canine were tested bilaterally, where one side was stabilized with bone graft and the other with wire hemicerclage alone. The prototypes stabilized with bone graft were statistically more resistant to strength flexion than those wire hemicerclage used alone. The results showed that the use of cortical bone implants is a viable alternative for fixing the iliac osteotomy in dogs.
ISSN:0103-8478