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Omento alógeno de coelho (tecido ou cultivo) associado a membrana amniótica de cão na ceratoplastia lamelar em coelhos

Authors: Barros, Séfora Vieira da Silva Gouvêa de;

Omento alógeno de coelho (tecido ou cultivo) associado a membrana amniótica de cão na ceratoplastia lamelar em coelhos

Abstract

The omentum, a fatty tissue rich in mesenchymal stem cells, expresses growth factors that act in tissue regeneration, making it attractive for use in regenerative medicine. To our knowledge, reports that investigate the use of omentum cells in ophthalmology have yet to be published. The purpose of this study was to assess the clinical and microscopic effects of omentum associated with amniotic membrane on the repair of rabbit cornea submitted to keratectomy. Two methods were evaluated; in the first, the omentum was covered with amniotic membrane immediately following its implantation on the cornea (OM group), while in the second, the amniotic membrane was colonized by omental progenitor cells and transplanted to the cornea (OMC group). Clinical parameters were evaluated from data collected up to 60 days postoperatively. The incidence and prevalence of chemosis were higher in the OM group (p<0.05). The OMC group showed greater incidence of blepharospasm (p<0.001). Under light microscopy, the absence of epithelium in the lesioned area and stromal disorganization were observed in the early postoperative period. After 60 days of evaluation, all the corneas were repaired. Intense cell proliferation was detected with Ki-67, in the final stages of the repair process, where amniotic membrane containing omental progenitor cells was transplanted to the corneas. The use of omentum and its cells, in association with amniotic membrane, favored the repair of the cornea and did not induce complications

O omento, tecido gorduroso rico em células tronco mesenquimais, expressa fatores de crescimento, que atuam na regeneração tecidual, tornando-o atrativo para utilização em medicina regenerativa. Não há relatos, todavia, quanto à investigação sobre células do omento na cirurgia regenerativa em oftalmologia. Avaliaram-se os efeitos clínicos e à microscópia do omento com membrana amniótica na reparação da córnea de coelhos submetidos a ceratectomia. Duas modalidades foram avaliadas. Na primeira, o omento foi coberto com membrana amniótica imediatamente à sua implantação na córnea (grupo OM); na segunda, a membrana amniótica foi colonizada por células progenitoras extraídas do omento e transplantadas para a córnea (grupo OMC). Os efeitos clínicos foram avaliados a partir de dados coletados por até 60 dias de pós-operatório. A incidência e a prevalência de quemose foram maiores no grupo OM (p<0,05). O grupo OMC mostrou mais incidência de blefarospasmo (p<0,001). À microscopia de luz, encontrou-se reparação corneal gradativa em ambos os grupos, com reepitelização ao 100 de pós-operatótio. Aos 60 dias da avaliação, todas as córneas estavam reparadas, entretanto, no grupo OMC constatou-se vascularização. Proliferação celular acentuada foi observada com o ki-67, nos estágios finais do processo de reparação de córneas que receberam MA contendo células do omento (grupo OMC). Somente no grupo OMC, a reparação corneal sem tranparência foi alcançada

Pós-graduação em Cirurgia Veterinária - FCAV

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Brazil
Keywords

Células-Tronco, Cornea - Cirurgia, Coelho, Stem cells, Olhos, Âmnio

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