| Autor: |
Siallagan, S F, Amelia, F, Utami, N D, Ulum, M F, Boediono, A, Estuningsih, S, Hermawan, H, Noviana, D |
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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering; July 2017, Vol. 214 Issue: 1 p012019-012019, 1p |
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One of important aspects in bone healing process is physiological level of calcium (Ca), and phosphorus (P) that can be altered by implantation of biodegradable porous iron. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the concentration of Ca, P and Ca/P ratio in the peripheral blood during the implantation period up to 4 months. Forty adult male Sprague Dawley rats were used and divided into 3 groups receiving different pore size of iron implants (pore size 450, 580, 800um) and one group of sham. The implants (5x2x0.5mm) were inserted into flat bone defects at latero-medial of femoral bone. Blood sample was taken from ventral tail artery before and after 4 month of implantation. Calcium and P concentrations in the blood were determined by BA-88A Semi-Auto Chemistry Analyzer. Results showed that concentration of Ca and P are slightly higher after implantation than before implantation, except for the 450um group. The Ca/P ratio before and after implantation was increased in the sham group, and decreased in the 450 and 800um groups. Concentration of Ca, P and Ca/P ratio insignificantly change between before and 4 months after surgery in some groups. |
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