Determinación de marcadores inflamatorios y anabólicos articulares en caballos jóvenes estabulados con osteocondrosis tarsocrural

Determinación de marcadores inflamatorios y anabólicos articulares en caballos jóvenes estabulados con osteocondrosis tarsocrural

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Carmona, J., López, C., & Prades, M. (2010). Determinación de marcadores inflamatorios y anabólicos articulares en caballos jóvenes estabulados con osteocondrosis tarsocrural. Journal MVZ Cordoba, 15(1). https://doi.org/10.21897/rmvz.328
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Objetivo. Describir los valores de las concentraciones en líquido sinovial (LS) de prostaglandina E2 (PGE2), óxido nítrico (NO), ácido hialurónico (HA) y proteína total (PT) en caballos jóvenes estabulados con osteocondrosis (OC) tarsocrural y correlacionar los valores de estos marcadores con el recuento total de células del LS, el grado de efusión sinovial (ES) y con el grado de cojera (GC). Materiales y métodos. Las concentraciones en LS de PGE2 fueron determinadas mediante ELISA, las de NO fueron valoradas por la reacción de Greiss, las de HA fueron medidas con radioinmunoanálisis RIA y las de PT mediante refractometría. Resultados. Once caballos entre 8 y 36 meses fueron incluidos. La mediana y el rango (R) de los grados de ES y GC fueron de 1.5 (R: 0.5-2) y 0 (R: 0-2), respectivamente. La mediana de la concentración de PGE2 y NO, respectivamente fue 130.6 pg/mL (R: 41-231.7 pg/mL) y 2.92 mM (R: 1.3-6.3 mM).. La concentración de HA presentó una mediana de 312.4 mg/mL (R: 70-543.5 mg/mL). La concentración promedio de PT fue de 1.2±-0.36 g/dL. Se observó correlación negativa estadísticamente significativa entre las concentraciones sinoviales de HA y el grado de efusión sinovial (ñ=-0.7; p= 0.048) y el grado de cojera (ñ=-0.78; p=0.014). Conclusiones. La concentración de HA en LS de caballos con OC podría estar negativamente correlacionada con la gravedad de los signos clínicos.

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