| Autor: |
Krasnoselsky, M. V., Simonova, L. I., Gertman, V. Z., Pushkar, E. S., Zavadskaya, T. S. |
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Problems of Radiation Medicine & Radiobiology; 2019, Issue 24, p250-260, 11p |
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Objective. to study the effect of antibacterial photodynamic therapy (PDT) on the dynamics of tissue neutrophilic leukocytes CD18 and tissue macrophages ED1 in the tissues of infected radiation ulcer during the stages of spontaneous healing and in the treatment of PDT. Materials and methods. Infected radiation ulcer was modeled by local X-ray irradiation of the rat thigh skin at a dose of 85.0 Gy, followed by applying to the surface of the ulcer bacterial suspension of S. aureus. PDT was performed using a «Barva-LED/630» photonic apparatus and a methylene blue photosensitizer. The effect of PDT on the state of cellular immunity was determined using an immunohistochemical method based on the quantitative indices of neutrophilic leukocytes CD18 and ED1 macrophages during the stages of healing of an infected radiation ulcer. Results. In the course of spontaneous healing of the ulcer (control I), the dynamics of changes in the relative volume of tissue neutrophil leukocytes CD18 and ED1 macrophages in the lesion zone, a decrease in the CD18 / ED1 index more than 2 times indicated that switching of the neutrophil response to macrophage occurred before 52nd days of observations. When infected with S. aureus X-ray (control II), the switching of the neutrophil response to the macrophage did not occur during the entire observation period. When using PDT in the case of S. aureus infected ulcer (experimental group), the decrease in the CD18 / ED1 index was determined from the 21st day of observation. Conclusions. The positive effect of the antibacterial PDT method of infected S. aureus radiation ulcers was manifested by complete microbial decontamination of the wound, reduction of phases of the wound process, complete healing of radiation ulcers. The use of PDT has led to the death of bacteria, a decrease in the number of neutrophilic leukocytes and an increase in macrophages in the lesion area, the switching of the neutrophilic response to the reaction of monocyte-macrophage cells in the early stages of healing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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