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Tuina intervention i kanin model af knæ slidgigt

Published: August 25, 2023
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Protokollen beskriver en metode til Tuina-intervention i en kaninmodel af knæartrose.

Abstract

Knæartrose (KOA) er hovedsageligt karakteriseret ved degenerative ændringer i knæleddets brusk og omgivende blødt væv. Effekten af Tuina til behandling af KOA er blevet bekræftet, men den underliggende mekanisme skal undersøges. Denne undersøgelse har til formål at etablere en videnskabeligt gennemførlig KOA-kaninmodel behandlet med Tuina for at afsløre de underliggende mekanismer. Til dette blev 18, 6 måneder gamle normale mandlige New Zealand kaniner tilfældigt opdelt i sham, model og Tuina grupper, med 6 kaniner i hver gruppe. KOA-modellen blev etableret ved at injicere 4% papain-opløsning i knæledshulen. Tuina-gruppen blev interveneret med Tuina kombineret med knæleddets roterende korrektionsmetode i 4 uger. Kun standardgreb og fiksering blev udført i humbug- og modelgrupper. Ved afslutningen af den 1-ugers intervention blev knæleddets bevægelsesområde (ROM) observeret, og bruskhæmatoxylin-eosin (HE) farvning blev udført. Undersøgelsen viser, at Tuina kunne hæmme chondrocytapoptose, reparere bruskvæv og genoprette knæleds-ROM. Afslutningsvis viser denne undersøgelse den videnskabelige gennemførlighed af Tuina-behandling for KOA-modelkaniner og fremhæver dens potentielle anvendelse i undersøgelsen af KOA og lignende knæledsrelaterede tilstande.

Introduction

Knæartrose (KOA) er en degenerativ sygdom i knæleddet, hovedsageligt manifesteret af knæsmerter, hævelse, deformation og begrænset bevægelse, med en høj invaliditetsrate og en højere forekomst hos kvinder, med 527.81 millioner patienter med slidgigt over hele verden i 2019 og dens globale prævalens, der tegner sig for 60.6% af den samlede globale forekomst af OA1. Klinisk er behandlingen af KOA normalt opdelt i ikke-kirurgiske og kirurgiske behandlinger. Ikke-kirurgiske behandlinger omfatter fysioterapi, farmakoterapi og blodpladerig plasmainjektionsterapi 2,3. Tuina er en almindelig, sikker, pålidelig og effektiv behandlingsmetode i kinesisk medicin. Denne undersøgelse bruger Tuina kombineret med knæleddets roterende korrektionsmetode til behandling af KOA. Tuina-teknikker såsom den roterende æltning og presningsmetode kan balancere muskelvæv, reducere smerte, justere inflammatoriske faktorniveauer, forbedre vævsmetabolisme og hæmme ledbruskdegeneration 4,5. Knæleddets roterende korrektionsmetode kan justere justeringen af knogler og led i underekstremiteterne, forbedre knæledsgabet, genoprette den normale kraftlinje og afbalancere biomekanikken i underekstremiteten 6,7,8,9. Modstandsøvelser kan øge muskelmasse og styrke og fremme bruskvævsfornyelse10,11. En foreløbig undersøgelse viste, at denne Tuina-protokol er signifikant mere effektiv end orale glucosaminsulfatkapsler til behandling af KOA med en hurtigere virkningsgrad og signifikant hæmning af chondrocytdegeneration og reparation af beskadiget bruskvæv12. Ved behandling af KOA sammenlignet med Tuina-terapi har ikke-steroide antiinflammatoriske lægemidler bivirkninger og utilfredsstillende langsigtet effekt, relativt høje kirurgiske risici og omkostninger og kræver visse indikationer for kirurgisk behandling med postoperative problemer og periprostetiske komplikationer13,14,15. Sammenlignet med lægemiddelterapi og kirurgi tilbyder Tuina-behandling for KOA flere fordele, herunder reducerede bivirkninger, lavere risiko, forbedret sikkerhed, omkostningseffektivitet og længerevarende effekt. Derudover kan det effektivt lindre knæledssmerter, hævelse, popping og begrænset bevægelse 6,13,16,17.

Imidlertid skal Tuinas mekanisme til behandling af KOA præciseres, hvilket begrænser forbedringen og perfektionen af behandlingsprotokollen for KOA. Derfor er det en effektiv metode at studere mekanismen for Tuina-intervention i KOA gennem dyreforsøg. Kaniner, sammenlignet med rotter, har et fyldigt temperament og større knæled. Den anatomiske struktur og brusk biokemiske indekser ligner dem hos mennesker, så det er et egnet emne til at studere mekanismen for knæledssygdom ved Tuina18. KOA-modellen, der er etableret ved at injicere papain i knæledshulen hos kaniner, har fordelene ved kort modelleringstid, reduceret traume, høj succesrate, høj overlevelsesrate og lignende patologisk mekanisme til KOA19. Denne undersøgelse har til formål at etablere en videnskabeligt gennemførlig dyreforsøgsprotokol for Tuina-intervention i KOA og undersøge Tuina-mekanismen.

Protocol

Undersøgelsen blev godkendt af den etiske komité på det tilknyttede hospital ved Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (godkendelsesnummer: 2020-29). 1. Forsøgsdyr Opdræt 18, 6 måneder gamle normal-grade mandlige New Zealand kaniner (2,75 ± 0,25 kg) i standard enkeltbure (12 timer lys / mørk cyklus, temperatur 20-24 ° C, luftfugtighed 40% -60%). 2. Metode til gruppering Vælg 6 ud af …

Representative Results

Graden af begrænset knæbevægelse og bruskvævsskade afspejler sværhedsgraden af KOA. Knæleddets ROM afspejler graden af begrænsning af knæleddets bevægelse. Jo mindre knæleddet ROM, jo mere alvorlig er begrænsningen af knæleddets bevægelse. Tværtimod, jo større knæleds-ROM, jo mere normal er graden af knæbevægelse. HE-farvning for at observere bruskvævets morfologi og struktur afspejler graden af bruskvævsskade. Jo mere uregelmæssig overfladen af bruskvæv, jo højere eksistens af revner og defekter, …

Discussion

Udformningen af forsøgsprotokollen er særlig vigtig for at undersøge Tuinas mekanisme til behandling af KOA. KOA modellering blev udført på kaniner ved injektion af papain på Waixiyan. Waixiyan er placeret i patellarbåndets laterale krypt, som er let at lokalisere, og ledrummet mellem lårbenet og skinnebenet er stort her under knæbøjning, hvilket gør det nemt at injicere i knæledshulen og forhindrer skader på det omgivende væv, så det er let at etablere KOA model34. Under Tuina-inte…

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

Dette arbejde blev støttet af Shandong Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Science and Technology Project (2021Q080) og Qilu School of Traditional Chinese Medicine Academic School Inheritance Project [Lu-Wei-Letter (2022) 93].

Materials

0.9 % sodium chloride injection Sichuan Keren Pharmaceutical Co. Z22121903
-20°C refrigerator Haier BD-328WL
4 % fixative solution Solarbio P1110
4°C refrigerator Haier SC-315DS
Anhydrous ethanol Sinopharm
Automatic tissue dewatering machine Dakowei (Shenzhen) Medical Equipment Co. HP30
Blast drying oven Shanghai Yiheng Scientific Instruments Co. DHG-9070A
Coverslip Biyuntian FCGF50
Electric thermostat water bath Shanghai Yiheng Scientific Instruments Co. HWS-26
Embedding freezing table Changzhou Paishijie Medical Equipment Co. BM450
Embedding machine Changzhou Paishijie Medical Equipment Co. BM450A
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid decalcification solution Servicebio G1105-500ML
Fluorescent inverted microscope Leica Leica DM IL LED
Hematoxylin-eosin staining kit Cisco Jet EE0012
Hydrochloric acid Laiyang Economic and Technological Development Zone Fine Chemical Plant
Medical joint goniometer KOSLO
Neutral gum Cisco Jet EE0013
Normal-grade male New Zealand rabbit Jinan Xilingjiao Breeding and Breeding Center SCXK (Lu) 2020 0004
Papain(3000 U/mg) Bioss D10366
Pathological tissue bleaching and drying instrument Changzhou Paishijie Medical Equipment Co. PH60
Pet electric clippers Codos CP-3180
Rabbit fixing box any brand
Rotating Slicer Leica 531CM-Y43
Tuina technique parameter determination instrument Shanghai DuKang Instrument Equipment Co. Ltd. ZTC-Equation 1
Ventilator TALY ELECTRIC C32
Xylene Fuyu Reagent

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Zhang, S., Zhang, X., Sun, G., Wang, K., Qiao, Y., He, Y., Li, M., Li, H., Zheng, L. Tuina Intervention in Rabbit Model of Knee Osteoarthritis. J. Vis. Exp. (198), e65763, doi:10.3791/65763 (2023).

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