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• W2890741416 abstract "A new bone healing strategy that is based on localized cold is reported. A murine bone healing model was used, in which a unicortical defect was surgically created bilaterally within the femurs. After daily immersion in an ice bath for 28 days, a large increase in bone regeneration within a femoral cortical defect compared with the nontreated limb was observed. Bone regeneration mechanism within the defect upon cold was studied at 1 and 4 weeks using micro-computed tomography and immunohistochemical analysis and compared with the contralateral limb controls. The more advanced healing stage of the bone structure combined with the increased vascular channel density for the cold-treated group matched with an increased expression of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), and a greater number of CD34+-stained cells in the early phase of repair in the cold group. This indicates an elevation in tissue angiogenesis secondary to VEGF expression in the cold group potentially through a temporary vasoconstriction of the local vasculature leading to a temporary state of relative hypoxia. Local cold therapy may be an unrecognized tool with which to accelerate bone regeneration. The absence of observed systemic or local side effects and enhanced bone healing indicates further study is warranted to develop potential clinical protocols. A variety of biological, mechanical, and physical therapeutic modalities of varying complexity, efficacy, cost, and safety profile have been developed to enhance bone healing. There have been sporadic reports of spontaneous bone formation after repeated cold exposure. In this study we report for the first time, the anabolic effect of cold exposure on bone healing in vivo resulting in a doubling of bone volume. Although the precise mechanism is not fully understood, cold is well known to stimulate osteoclastogenesis and modulate inflammation. The impact of this finding is considerable for tissue regeneration because cold application is noninvasive, safe, and easily implemented." @default.
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• W2890741416 date "2019-04-01" @default.
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• W2890741416 title "Noninvasive Localized Cold Therapy: A New Mode of Bone Repair Enhancement" @default.
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