Abstract
Implantat-assosiert infeksjon blir mer og mer utfordrende til helsevesenet over hele verden på grunn av økende antibiotikaresistens, overføring av antibiotikaresistente bakterier mellom dyr og mennesker, og de høye kostnadene ved behandling av infeksjoner.
I denne studien, utleverer vi en ny strategi som kan være effektive i å forebygge implantat-assosiert infeksjon basert på de potensielle antimikrobielle egenskapene blodplate-rik plasma (PRP). På grunn av sin veloverveide egenskaper for å fremme helbredelse, har PRP (et biologisk produkt) blitt stadig mer brukt for kliniske applikasjoner, inkludert ortopediske operasjoner, periodontal og muntlig operasjoner, maxillofacial operasjoner, plastisk kirurgi, idrettsmedisin, osv.
PRP kan være et avansert alternativ til konvensjonelle antibiotika behandlinger i å forebygge implantat-infeksjoner. Bruken av PRP kan være fordelaktig i forhold til konvensjonelle antibiotika behandlinger since PRP er mindre sannsynlig å indusere antibiotikaresistens og PRP er antimikrobiell og helbredende-fremme egenskaper kan ha en synergistisk effekt på infeksjon forebygging. Det er vel kjent at patogener og humane celler er racing for implantasjon overflater, og PRP egenskaper for å fremme helbredelse kan forbedre human cellefesting dermed redusere sjanser for infeksjon. I tillegg er PRP iboende biokompatibel, og sikker og fri fra risikoen av overførbare sykdommer.
For vår studie har vi valgt flere kliniske bakteriestammer som vanligvis finnes i ortopediske infeksjoner og undersøkt om PRP har in vitro antimikrobielle egenskaper mot disse bakteriene. Vi har utarbeidet PRP ved hjelp av en dobbelt sentrifugering tilnærming som tillater den samme blodplater konsentrasjonen som skal oppnås for alle prøver. Vi har oppnådd konsekvent antimikrobielle funn og fant ut at PRP har sterk in vitro antimikrobielle egenskaper mot bakterier som methicillin-sensitive og meticillinresistente Staphylococcus aureus, gruppe A streptokokker, og Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Derfor kan bruken av PRP har potensial for å hindre smitte og å redusere behovet for kostbare postoperativ behandling av implantat-assosierte infeksjoner.
Materials
Name | Company | Catalog Number | Comments |
Bovine thrombin | King Pharmaceuticals, Inc | 60793-215-05 | Thrombin (bovine origin) |
Calcium chloride | King Pharmaceuticals, Inc | 60793-215-05 | 10% calcium chloride |
Ethanol | Sigma-Aldrich | E7023 | |
Isoflurane | Baxter | 1001936060 | |
Mueller Hinton broth | Becton, Dickinson and Company | 275710 | |
Phosphate-buffered saline | Sigma-Aldrich | D8662 | |
Tri-sodium citrate | Sigma-Aldrich | W302600 | |
Tryptic soy agar | Fisher Scientific | R01202 | |
Centrifuge | Kendro Laboratory Products | 750043077 | |
Syringe filter | Millipore | SLGP033RS |
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