Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle

The study aimed to verify the physiological injury behavior by stretching the soleus muscle of rats, using a noninvasive experimental model. Twenty-four rats were used and divided into three groups of eight animals: control group (A), group that performed tetanus followed by electrical stimulation a...

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Autores principales: Pachioni,Célia Aparecida Stellutti, Mazzer,Nilton, Barbieri,Claudio Henrique, de Camargo,Marcela Regina, Fregonesi,Cristina Elena Prado Teles, do Carmo,Edna Maria, Nozabielli,Andrea Jeanne Lourenço, Martinelli,Alessandra Rezende
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Publicado: Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía 2009
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-950220090004000292010-05-18Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus MusclePachioni,Célia Aparecida StelluttiMazzer,NiltonBarbieri,Claudio Henriquede Camargo,Marcela ReginaFregonesi,Cristina Elena Prado Telesdo Carmo,Edna MariaNozabielli,Andrea Jeanne LourençoMartinelli,Alessandra Rezende Disease models Animal Rats Skeletal muscle Tetany The study aimed to verify the physiological injury behavior by stretching the soleus muscle of rats, using a noninvasive experimental model. Twenty-four rats were used and divided into three groups of eight animals: control group (A), group that performed tetanus followed by electrical stimulation and a sudden dorsiflexion of the left paw performed by a device equipped with a mechanism of muscle soleus rapid stretching (B); and a group that only received the tetanus (C). Three days later, the animals were killed, and the soleus muscle was resected and divided into three segments. Morphological changes indicative of muscle damage appeared in all three segments of group B. In a lesser degree, similar changes were also detected in muscles subjected to only tetanus. This model was effective; reproducing an injury similar to what occurs in human sports injuries.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de AnatomíaInternational Journal of Morphology v.27 n.4 20092009-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022009000400029en10.4067/S0717-95022009000400029
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Disease models
Animal
Rats
Skeletal muscle
Tetany
spellingShingle Disease models
Animal
Rats
Skeletal muscle
Tetany
Pachioni,Célia Aparecida Stellutti
Mazzer,Nilton
Barbieri,Claudio Henrique
de Camargo,Marcela Regina
Fregonesi,Cristina Elena Prado Teles
do Carmo,Edna Maria
Nozabielli,Andrea Jeanne Lourenço
Martinelli,Alessandra Rezende
Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
description The study aimed to verify the physiological injury behavior by stretching the soleus muscle of rats, using a noninvasive experimental model. Twenty-four rats were used and divided into three groups of eight animals: control group (A), group that performed tetanus followed by electrical stimulation and a sudden dorsiflexion of the left paw performed by a device equipped with a mechanism of muscle soleus rapid stretching (B); and a group that only received the tetanus (C). Three days later, the animals were killed, and the soleus muscle was resected and divided into three segments. Morphological changes indicative of muscle damage appeared in all three segments of group B. In a lesser degree, similar changes were also detected in muscles subjected to only tetanus. This model was effective; reproducing an injury similar to what occurs in human sports injuries.
author Pachioni,Célia Aparecida Stellutti
Mazzer,Nilton
Barbieri,Claudio Henrique
de Camargo,Marcela Regina
Fregonesi,Cristina Elena Prado Teles
do Carmo,Edna Maria
Nozabielli,Andrea Jeanne Lourenço
Martinelli,Alessandra Rezende
author_facet Pachioni,Célia Aparecida Stellutti
Mazzer,Nilton
Barbieri,Claudio Henrique
de Camargo,Marcela Regina
Fregonesi,Cristina Elena Prado Teles
do Carmo,Edna Maria
Nozabielli,Andrea Jeanne Lourenço
Martinelli,Alessandra Rezende
author_sort Pachioni,Célia Aparecida Stellutti
title Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
title_short Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
title_full Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
title_fullStr Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
title_full_unstemmed Stretch Injuries of Skeletal Muscles: Experimental Study in Rats' Soleus Muscle
title_sort stretch injuries of skeletal muscles: experimental study in rats' soleus muscle
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Anatomía
publishDate 2009
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-95022009000400029
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