LI Jun-han, et al. The influence of passive movement and electric stimulation on the bone BGP and TRACP in rats with denervation[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2010,35(8):1198-1200.
LI Jun-han, et al. The influence of passive movement and electric stimulation on the bone BGP and TRACP in rats with denervation[J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University, 2010,35(8):1198-1200. DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.2010.08.015.
Objective:To discuss the preventive function of passive movement and electric stimulation on rats with disuse osteoporosis. Methods:Through cutting the sciatic nerve and femoral nerve of experimental rats
we made an animal model of disuse osteoporosis
and divided them into five groups:the pseudo operation group
the denervation group(DG)
denervation with passive movement group(PMG)
denervation with electric stimulation group(ESG)
and denervation with passive movement and electric stimulation group(PMESG).Then the changes of biochemistry indicators of bone metabolism were observed in all groups.Results:Compared with sham group
the Bone gla protein(BGP)value in the other groups were markedly lower(P<0.01).The tartrate-resistant acid phosphatas(eTRACP)value in the other groups all had a significant increase
but insignificant in statistics(P>0.05).Compared with DNG
the BGP value in the other groups increased
especially that the BGP in the PMESG was significantly increased(P<0.05)
however
the TRACP value in the other groups all exhibited a very significant reduction(P<0.01).Conclusion:Denervation of rats’sciatic and femoral nerves can make bone formation decrease and bone absorption increase
but passive movement and electric stimulation can inhibit the decrease of bone formation and the increase of bone absorption
which shows that passive movement and electric stimulation can prevent disuse osteoporosis made by denervation on a certain extent.