| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9104391 | Bone | 2005 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
The histological and radiographical results demonstrated callus formation without complications. All serological parameters showed broad inter-individual variations, and the response to the standardised fracture scenario was strongly individual. Maximum values during fracture healing did not reach the juvenile levels. The fractured as well as the control animals showed significant changes in the parameter levels. No correlations were observed between the histological course of healing and the course of bone formation markers whilst the TRAP level was reduced during bony callus formation. The PIIINP level increased when the amount of soft callus tissue decreased during healing. The observed bone formation markers were not suitable as general markers to detect the course of fracture healing, whilst PIIINP was able to reflect soft callus degradation.
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Authors
P. Seebeck, H.J. Bail, C. Exner, H. Schell, R. Michel, H. Amthauer, H. Bragulla, G.N. Duda,