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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Colágenos tipo I e III da linha alba em mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome

Blotta, Rosa Maria January 2011 (has links)
A heterogeneidade da linha média observada nas pacientes submetidas à dermolipectomia abdominal e os inúmeros estudos demonstrando a importância do colágeno na estrutura e força tênsil das aponeuroses, suscitaram o interesse em conhecer o índice dos colágenos tipo I e III da linha média. O objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar a quantidade dos colágenos tipo I e III de mulheres com e sem diástase de músculos retos do abdome, assim como identificar se existe diferença na proporção entre colágeno I e III nas aponeuroses da linha média entre os dois grupos. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de caso-controle aninhado a uma coorte incluindo 18 pacientes do sexo feminino com diástase de músculos retos do abdome e um grupo controle de 18 pacientes de mesmo gênero sem apresentar essa condição. Foram coletadas amostras da linha média 3cm acima e 2cm abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. As amostras foram submetidas a análise imuno-histoquímica utilizando anticorpos policlonais anticolágeno tipos I e III. Resultados: Nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome, as quantidades de colágeno tipo I e III são menores de que naquelas sem essa condição, tanto nas amostras de aponeurose da linha alba obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical quanto abaixo da mesma (P<0,001). A proporção entre colágeno tipos I e III é menor nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome nas amostras de aponeurose obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical (P<0,001), não havendo diferença estatisticamente significativa entre os grupos com e sem diástase (P = 0,110) nas amostras obtidas abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. Conclusões: As menores quantidades de colágeno tipos I e III encontrados na aponeurose da linha média podem ser considerados importante fator na diástase dos músculos retos do abdome. / Differences observed in the midline of the abdominal wall in patients undergoing abdominoplasty and evidence from a number of studies showing the importance of collagen to aponeurotic structures and tensile strength have raised interest in investigating the rates of type I and type III collagen in this anatomic region. The aim of this study was to assess the amount of type I and type III collagen in the linea alba of women with and without diastasis recti and to determine collagen type I/III ratio by comparing these two groups. This is a case-control study nested within a surgical cohort of 18women with diastasis recti and a control group with 18 women without diastasis recti. Samples were collected from de midline of the abdominal wall three centimeters above and two centimeters bellow the umbilical scar. The samples were analyzed by immunohistochemistry using polyclonal antibodies to collagen type I and type III. The amount of collagen type I and type III was smaller in women with diastasis recti than in those without this condition in samples collected from the linea alba above and bellow the umbilical scar (P<0,001). Collagen type I/III ratio was lower in womem with diastasis recti in the samples collected above de umbilical scar (P<0,001). However, there was no statistically significant difference between groups with and without distasis recti in the samples collected bellow de umbilical scar (P = 0,110). The lower amount of collagen type I and III observed in the midline of the abdominal wall could be a factor in diastasis recti.
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Plicatura da lâmina anterior da bainha dos músculos retos do abdome com a técnica de sutura triangular / Rectus sheath plication with triangular matress suture

Veríssimo, Pamella [UNIFESP] January 2013 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-12-06T23:46:09Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2013 / A deformidade musculo-aponeurotica da parede abdominal decorrente da gestacao e multidirecional. A tecnica mais utilizada para sua correcao e a plicatura da aponeurose anterior. Seria desejavel obter ao mesmo tempo uma correcao transversal e longitudinal. O objetivo deste estudo e avaliar o eixo vertical do plano musculo-aponeurotico apos o uso da sutura triangular na correcao da diastase de retos. Metodos: Foram selecionadas 31 pacientes com deformidade abdominal tipo III/A de Nahas, divididas em dois grupos (GST- grupo sutura triangular e GSC u grupo sutura continua). Estas foram submetidas a abdominoplastia e correcao da diastase dos musculos retos com plicatura longitudinal mediana, feita entre dois clipes metalicos implantados. Os dois tipos de sutura foram realizados em todas as pacientes. No GST, apos a realizacao da sutura continua, foi realizada e mantida a sutura triangular e o oposto ocorreu no GSC. Apos cada sutura a distancia entre os clipes foi medida. Foram realizadas radiografias de abdome tres semanas e seis meses apos a cirurgia quando foi medida a distancia entre os clipes. Os dados foram comparados utilizando-se Analise de Variancia de Friedman e teste de Wilcoxon. Resultados: A sutura triangular promoveu reducao significante do eixo vertical da aponeurose quando comparada a sutura continua e a situacao sem sutura no periodo intraoperatorio (Wilcoxon p<0,001). Esta diferenca manteve-se nas radiografias de seis meses (Wilcoxon p<0,001). Conclusao: A sutura triangular produziu encurtamento do eixo vertical do plano musculo-aponeurotico da parede abdominal em longo prazo / Background: Diastasis recti secondary to pregnancy is multidirectional. Plication of the anterior rectus sheath is the most widely used technique for correction of this condition. However, it would be desirable to simultaneously perform the transverse and longitudinal repair of the defect. The aim of this study was to assess changes in the length of the musculoaponeurotic layer after diastasis recti repair using triangular sutures. Methods: Thirty-one women with Nahas’ type III/A deformity were divided into two groups: the triangular suture (TS) group and the continuous suture (CS) group. All patients underwent conventional abdominoplasty and diastasis recti repair with medial longitudinal plication performed between two metal clips. The two types of suture were used in both groups. In the TS group, after a continuous suture was performed and removed, triangular sutures were used and maintained in place. In the CS group, the order of suture placement was reversed. The distance between clips was measured before and immediately after suturing, and at 3 weeks and 6 months postoperatively using plain abdominal radiographs. Statistical analysis was conducted with the Friedman analysis of variance and Wilcoxon test. Results: The use of triangular sutures significantly reduced the length of the aponeurosis compared with both the intraoperative Abstract | 87 situation without suture (P < 0.001) and the use of continuous suture (intraoperatively and 6 months after surgery; P < 0.001). Conclusion: The repair of diastasis recti using triangular sutures resulted in vertical shortening of musculoaponeurotic layer immediately after the procedure and in the long term. / BV UNIFESP: Teses e dissertações
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Seroma em lipoabdominoplastia e abdominoplastia convencional: estudo comparativo / Seroma in lipoabdominoplasty and conventional abdominoplasty: a comparative study

Di Martino, Marcello [UNIFESP] 30 September 2009 (has links) (PDF)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-07-22T20:50:48Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2009-09-30 / Introdução: A abdominoplastia é uma das cirurgias estéticas mais realizadas em todo mundo e sua associação com a lipoaspiração tem sido cada vez mais freqüente. O seroma é uma das complicações mais freqüentes nas abdominoplastias. Objetivo: Comparar a incidência de seroma em pacientes submetidos à dois procedimentos cirúrgicos: abdominoplastia convencional e lipoabdominoplastia. Métodos: Foram estudadas 41 pacientes, divididas em dois grupos: Grupo A (21 pacientes submetidas à abdominoplastia convencional e Grupo B (20 pacientes submetidas à lipoabdominoplastia). As pacientes foram submetidas a exame de ultra-sonografia (USG) de cinco regiões da parede abdominal (epigástrio (EPI), umbilical (UMB), hipogástrio (HIPO), fossa ilíaca direita (FID) e fossa ilíaca esquerda (FIE)) para investigação de seroma em dois momentos: entre o 11º e o 14º dia de pós-operatório (DPO) (P1) e entre o 18º e 21º DPO (P2). Resultados: No P1 a incidência de seroma no grupo A foi de 38,1% e no grupo B foi de 10,0%. No P2 a incidência de seroma foi de 33,3% no grupo A e 0,0% no grupo B. A presença de seroma no P1 e no P2 foi significantemente maior no grupo A. Observou-se no grupo A, em P1, que as regiões FIE e FID apresentaram presença maior de coleções fluidas. No grupo B houve maior acúmulo de coleções fluidas nas região HIPO em P1 e nas regiões UMB e HIPO em P2. Conclusão: Houve menor incidência de seroma nas pacientes submetidas à lipoabdominoplastia em relação à abdominoplastia convencional nos momentos estudados. / Introduction: Abdominoplasty is one of the most frequently performed cosmetic procedures and its combination with liposuction has become more common. Seroma is one of the most common complications in abdominoplasty.Objective: To compare the rate of seroma formation in patients who underwent either abdominoplasty without the use of quilting sutures, or lipoabdominoplasty. Methods: The sample consisted of 41 female patients, who were divided into two groups and underwent one of the following procedures: group A (n=21), abdominoplasty without quilting sutures and group B (n=20), lipoabdominoplasty. In order to investigate seroma formation, abdominal ultrasound was performed in 5 regions of the abdominal wall [epigastrium (EPI), umbilical (UMB), hypogastrium (HYPO), right iliac fossa (RIF) and left iliac fossa (LIF)], at two postoperative periods: (P1), between postoperative days 11 and 14, and (P2), between postoperative days 18 and 21. Results: The rate of seroma formation P1 was 38,1% in group A and 10,0% in group B. In P2 the rate of seroma formation was 33,3% in group A and 0,0% in group B. It was observed that, in group A at P1, the regions RIF and LIF developed larger fluid collections. In group B, there were significantly larger fluid collections in the HYPO region at P1, and in the UMB and HYPO regions at P2. Conclusion: Lipoabdominoplasty is a effective techniques for the prevention of seromas compared with conventional abdominoplasty. / TEDE / BV UNIFESP: Teses e dissertações
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Colágenos tipo I e III da linha alba em mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome

Blotta, Rosa Maria January 2011 (has links)
A heterogeneidade da linha média observada nas pacientes submetidas à dermolipectomia abdominal e os inúmeros estudos demonstrando a importância do colágeno na estrutura e força tênsil das aponeuroses, suscitaram o interesse em conhecer o índice dos colágenos tipo I e III da linha média. O objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar a quantidade dos colágenos tipo I e III de mulheres com e sem diástase de músculos retos do abdome, assim como identificar se existe diferença na proporção entre colágeno I e III nas aponeuroses da linha média entre os dois grupos. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de caso-controle aninhado a uma coorte incluindo 18 pacientes do sexo feminino com diástase de músculos retos do abdome e um grupo controle de 18 pacientes de mesmo gênero sem apresentar essa condição. Foram coletadas amostras da linha média 3cm acima e 2cm abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. As amostras foram submetidas a análise imuno-histoquímica utilizando anticorpos policlonais anticolágeno tipos I e III. Resultados: Nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome, as quantidades de colágeno tipo I e III são menores de que naquelas sem essa condição, tanto nas amostras de aponeurose da linha alba obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical quanto abaixo da mesma (P<0,001). A proporção entre colágeno tipos I e III é menor nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome nas amostras de aponeurose obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical (P<0,001), não havendo diferença estatisticamente significativa entre os grupos com e sem diástase (P = 0,110) nas amostras obtidas abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. Conclusões: As menores quantidades de colágeno tipos I e III encontrados na aponeurose da linha média podem ser considerados importante fator na diástase dos músculos retos do abdome. / Differences observed in the midline of the abdominal wall in patients undergoing abdominoplasty and evidence from a number of studies showing the importance of collagen to aponeurotic structures and tensile strength have raised interest in investigating the rates of type I and type III collagen in this anatomic region. The aim of this study was to assess the amount of type I and type III collagen in the linea alba of women with and without diastasis recti and to determine collagen type I/III ratio by comparing these two groups. This is a case-control study nested within a surgical cohort of 18women with diastasis recti and a control group with 18 women without diastasis recti. Samples were collected from de midline of the abdominal wall three centimeters above and two centimeters bellow the umbilical scar. The samples were analyzed by immunohistochemistry using polyclonal antibodies to collagen type I and type III. The amount of collagen type I and type III was smaller in women with diastasis recti than in those without this condition in samples collected from the linea alba above and bellow the umbilical scar (P<0,001). Collagen type I/III ratio was lower in womem with diastasis recti in the samples collected above de umbilical scar (P<0,001). However, there was no statistically significant difference between groups with and without distasis recti in the samples collected bellow de umbilical scar (P = 0,110). The lower amount of collagen type I and III observed in the midline of the abdominal wall could be a factor in diastasis recti.
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Colágenos tipo I e III da linha alba em mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome

Blotta, Rosa Maria January 2011 (has links)
A heterogeneidade da linha média observada nas pacientes submetidas à dermolipectomia abdominal e os inúmeros estudos demonstrando a importância do colágeno na estrutura e força tênsil das aponeuroses, suscitaram o interesse em conhecer o índice dos colágenos tipo I e III da linha média. O objetivo deste trabalho é avaliar a quantidade dos colágenos tipo I e III de mulheres com e sem diástase de músculos retos do abdome, assim como identificar se existe diferença na proporção entre colágeno I e III nas aponeuroses da linha média entre os dois grupos. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de caso-controle aninhado a uma coorte incluindo 18 pacientes do sexo feminino com diástase de músculos retos do abdome e um grupo controle de 18 pacientes de mesmo gênero sem apresentar essa condição. Foram coletadas amostras da linha média 3cm acima e 2cm abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. As amostras foram submetidas a análise imuno-histoquímica utilizando anticorpos policlonais anticolágeno tipos I e III. Resultados: Nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome, as quantidades de colágeno tipo I e III são menores de que naquelas sem essa condição, tanto nas amostras de aponeurose da linha alba obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical quanto abaixo da mesma (P<0,001). A proporção entre colágeno tipos I e III é menor nas mulheres com diástase de músculos retos do abdome nas amostras de aponeurose obtidas acima da cicatriz umbilical (P<0,001), não havendo diferença estatisticamente significativa entre os grupos com e sem diástase (P = 0,110) nas amostras obtidas abaixo da cicatriz umbilical. Conclusões: As menores quantidades de colágeno tipos I e III encontrados na aponeurose da linha média podem ser considerados importante fator na diástase dos músculos retos do abdome. / Differences observed in the midline of the abdominal wall in patients undergoing abdominoplasty and evidence from a number of studies showing the importance of collagen to aponeurotic structures and tensile strength have raised interest in investigating the rates of type I and type III collagen in this anatomic region. The aim of this study was to assess the amount of type I and type III collagen in the linea alba of women with and without diastasis recti and to determine collagen type I/III ratio by comparing these two groups. This is a case-control study nested within a surgical cohort of 18women with diastasis recti and a control group with 18 women without diastasis recti. Samples were collected from de midline of the abdominal wall three centimeters above and two centimeters bellow the umbilical scar. The samples were analyzed by immunohistochemistry using polyclonal antibodies to collagen type I and type III. The amount of collagen type I and type III was smaller in women with diastasis recti than in those without this condition in samples collected from the linea alba above and bellow the umbilical scar (P<0,001). Collagen type I/III ratio was lower in womem with diastasis recti in the samples collected above de umbilical scar (P<0,001). However, there was no statistically significant difference between groups with and without distasis recti in the samples collected bellow de umbilical scar (P = 0,110). The lower amount of collagen type I and III observed in the midline of the abdominal wall could be a factor in diastasis recti.
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Telas depolipropileno revestidas por quitosana/polietilenoglicol na ocorrência de aderências peritoniais: Estudo experimental em ratas / Polypropylene meshes coated by chitosan/polyethyelene glycol in event of peritoneal adhesions: experimental study in females rats

RODRIGUES, Danilo Ferreira 25 February 2011 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-07-29T15:07:34Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissert-Danilo Ferreira Rodrigues.pdf: 452744 bytes, checksum: 0d66f9b822194b140597d873ca8c4a8c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-02-25 / Peritoneal adhesions are highly important in clinical and surgical practice because of the potential to cause sequelae such as chronic abdominal pain, infertility and bowel obstruction; thus, preventing the formation of this process becomes a challenge for surgeons. Due to biocompatibility, bioabsorption, healing and antimicrobial properties, chitosan is a polymer which has aroused interest of researchers studying the prevention of peritoneal adhesions. The objective of this research was to determine whether the intraperitoneal implantation of polypropylene mesh coated with a film of chitosan/polyethylene glycol is effective for the prevention of adhesions in rats with induced abdominal defects. We sought to further characterize the tissue reactions in acute and chronic phases of the inflammation process, and the tissue repair processes triggered by this biomaterial and the polypropylene mesh without coating. Defect of about 1cm was made in the abdominal wall, with reference to anatomical aponeurosis of the fascia of the rectus abdominis and obliquus externus abdominis muscles, followed by the implantation of polypropylene meshes coated with chitosan / polyethylene glycol (QP Group, n= 12) and uncoated polypropylene meshes (PP group, n= 12). Six animals from each group were euthanized at four and 45 days after implantation and the involvement of the mesh area by the adhesion, the type of adhesion, the inflammation process and tissue repair, and the quantification and characterization of collagen fibers were evaluated. The average of the meshes involved by adhesions in the QP and PP groups was 39.088% and 84.024%, respectively, and the structure involved in abdominal adhesions in the QP group usually consisted of the omentum around the implant, while in the PP group, adhesions were usually on the surface of the mesh. After four days of surgery, the amount of mononuclear cells was lower in QP, but the amount of polymorphonuclear cells, fibrin and collagen fibers was in greater quantity in this group; besides, the later variable showed better spatial organization. After 45 days of biomaterials implantation, there was a reduction in the amount of inflammatory cells, and spatial organization of collagen fibers in the QP group remained strong. It is concluded that the meshes coated with the film based on chitosan/polyethylene glycol did not prevent adhesion formation, but significantly minimized the seriousness of this process. In the acute phase of inflammation and tissue repair, the foreign body reaction was less intense in the group receiving the coated polypropylene mesh, but the tissue reactions caused by the studied biomaterials were similar to the chronic phase. The mesh coated with film-based chitosan/polyethylene glycol stimulated higher production and better orientation of collagen type I in the acute phase of inflammation and tissue repair, and better orientation of collagen fibers in the chronic phase of this process. / As aderências peritoniais possuem grande importância na prática clínico-cirúrgica pela possibilidade de causarem sequelas como dor abdominal crônica, infertilidade e obstrução intestinal, portanto a prevenção do desenvolvimento deste processo torna-se um desafio para os cirurgiões. Devido às propriedades de biocompatibilidade, bioabsorção, cicatrizante e antimicrobiana, a quitosana é um polímero que tem despertado interesse no estudo da prevenção de aderências peritoniais. O objetivo com esta pesquisa foi verificar se o implante intraperitonial de telas de polipropileno revestidas com o filme de quitosana/polietilenoglicol é eficiente na prevenção de aderências em ratos com defeitos abdominais induzidos, além de caracterizar as reações teciduais nas fases aguda e crônica do processo de inflamação e reparo tecidual desencadeadas por este biomaterial, e a tela de polipropileno sem revestimento. Foram realizados defeitos na parede abdominal de aproximadamente 1cm, tendo como referência anatômica a aponeurose das fáscias externas dos músculos reto abdominal e oblíquo abdominal externo, seguida da implantação de telas de polipropileno revestidas com quitosana/polietilenoglicol (Grupo QP, n=12) e telas de polipropileno sem revestimento (Grupo PP, n=12). Seis animais de cada grupo foram submetidos à eutanásia aos quatro e 45 dias após o implante, e foram avaliadas a área de envolvimento da tela pela aderência, o tipo de aderência, o processo de inflamação e reparo tecidual, além da quantificação e tipificação de fibras colágenas. A média das telas envolvidas pelas aderências no grupo QP foi de 39,088% e de 84,024% no grupo PP e a estrutura abdominal envolvida nas aderências no grupo QP geralmente consistiam pelo omento ao redor do implante, no grupo PP, as aderências geralmente estavam na superfície da tela. Após quatro dias do procedimento cirúrgico, a quantidade de células mononucleares foi menor no grupo QP, porém a quantidade de células polimorfonucleares, fibrina e fibras colágenas estavam em maior quantidade nesse grupo, além desta última variável apresentar melhor organização espacial. Após 45 dias da implantação dos biomateriais, houve a redução na quantidade de células inflamatórias, e a organização espacial das fibras colágenas no grupo QP foi permaneceu acentuada. Conclui-se que as telas revestidas com o filme à base de quitosana/polietilenoglicol não preveniram a formação de aderências, porém minimizaram significativamente a gravidade deste processo. Na fase aguda do processo de inflamação e reparo tecidual, a reação de corpo estranho foi menos intensa no grupo que recebeu a tela de polipropileno com revestimento, porém as reações teciduais provocadas pelos biomateriais analisados foram similares na fase crônica. A tela revestida com o filme a base de quitosana/polietilenoglicol estimulou a maior produção e melhor orientação de fibras colágenas tipo I na fase aguda do processo de inflamação e reparação tecidual, e melhor orientação de fibras colágenas na fase crônica deste processo.
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Caractérisation biomécanique globale de la paroi abdominale saine, lésée et réparée : de l’ex vivo à l’in vivo / Biomechanical global characterization of the intact, incised and repaired abdominal wall : from ex vivo to in vivo

Podwojewski, Florence 11 December 2012 (has links)
Les données sur le comportement biomécanique de la paroi abdominale restent limitées. Cette méconnaissance est un facteur limitant pour le développement de modèles numériques de cette région anatomique. L’objectif de cette thèse est d’apporter des données quantitatives sur le comportement biomécanique de la paroi abdominale, en adoptant une approche expérimentale globale allant de l’ex vivo à l’in vivo. Dans un premier temps, un protocole de caractérisation ex vivo est mis au point et validé sur des spécimens porcins, puis appliqué à des échantillons humains. Ce protocole permet de tester une même paroi abdominale sous deux types de sollicitation (pression et contact) dans le domaine élastique. Il permet également d’évaluer l’influence d’une lésion et d’une réparation avec un implant chirurgical, sur la réponse mécanique de la paroi. Des mesures par corrélation d’images 3D réalisées simultanément sur les surfaces internes et externes quantifient les différences de distribution des déformations de la paroi abdominale. Dans un second temps, des examens in vivo sur volontaires permettent de prendre en compte l’activité musculaire. Une raideur locale est ainsi évaluée pour diverses activités physiologiques, raideur qui augmente en fonction du niveau de contraction jusqu’à 6 fois la valeur au repos. En résumé, cette recherche propose une méthodologie pour mieux comprendre le comportement mécanique global de la paroi abdominale. Cette méthodologie peut être déclinée, afin d’étudier l’influence des différents composants de la paroi. Au-delà de cette thèse, ces données contribueront à la construction et la validation d’un modèle numérique de la paroi abdominale / Data on the biomechanical behaviour of the abdominal wall are limited. This lack of knowledge is a limiting factor for the development of numerical models of this anatomical area. Therefore, the objective of this thesis is to provide quantitative data on the biomechanical behaviour of the abdominal wall, adopting a global experimental approach ranging from ex vivo to in vivo. As a first step, a protocol for ex vivo characterization is develop and validated on porcine specimens and then applied to human anatomical specimens. This protocol allows testing a same abdominal wall under two loading types (pressure and contact) in the elastic range. It also enables to assess the influence of an incision and of a repair with a surgical implant on the mechanical response. Measurements by 3D digital image correlation performed simultaneously on the internal and external surfaces quantify differences in strain distribution of the abdominal wall. As a second step, in vivo examinations on volunteers enable to take into account muscle activity. A local stiffness is thus assessed for various physiological activities. This stiffness increases with the level of muscle contraction and reaches on average six times the stiffness at rest. In conclusion, this research proposes a methodology to better understand the global mechanical behaviour of the abdominal wall. This methodology can now be used in order to study the influence of the different components of the abdominal wall. Beyond this thesis, these data will contribute to the construction and validation of a numerical model of the abdominal wall
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Interaction entre la douleur viscérale et la douleur pariétale chez le rat et effet des anesthésiques locaux sur chacune de ces deux composantes / Interactions Between Visceral And Parietal Pain In Rats And Local Anesthetics Effects On Each Of These Two Pain Components

Kfoury, Toni 23 November 2015 (has links)
La douleur abdominale post chirurgicale reste une douleur difficile à gérer. Cette douleur présente 2 composantes : (1) une composante pariétale liée à l’agression des muscles de la paroi abdominale et du péritoine pariétal et (2) une composante viscérale liée à l’agression du péritoine viscérale et des viscères. La douleur pariétale est bien systématisée, elle correspond à des métamères bien identifiés. Par contre la douleur viscérale est souvent mal localisée, irradiée ou transférée à un site cutané. Les AL administrés par l’intermédiaire d’un cathéter d’infiltration pariétal, d’un bloc de la paroi abdominale ou par voie systémique montrent une efficacité clinique dans l’analgésie post opératoire d’une chirurgie abdominale. Cependant le mécanisme d’action des AL en fonction de leurs voies d’administration n’est pas bien élucidé. Le but de nos études est d’explorer l’effet des AL sur les deux composantes de la douleur abdominale dans un modèle animal en fonction de leur voie d’administration. Nous avons réalisé 3 études expérimentales :1-Dans l’étude 1 nous avons comparé l’effet de la ropivacaïne administrée par voie systémique ou par un cathéter pré péritonéal sur la douleur pariétale et viscérale dans un modèle de laparotomie chirurgicale chez le rat.. 2-Dans l’étude 2 nous avons validé un bloc de la paroi abdominale chez le rat.. 3-Dans l’étude 3 nous avons comparé l’effet de la bupivacaïne par voie systémique à l’effet obtenu par l’administration de la bupivacaïne par un bloc de la paroi abdominale. Nous avons également comparé l’effet des Al par voie systémique à une vagotomie chimique préventive. L’ensemble de ces travaux montrent que lors d’une laparotomie, les AL sont efficaces dans le traitement de la nociception aussi bien par voie systémique que par voie locorégionale. Nous avons démontré qu’un bloc de la paroi abdominale, ainsi qu’une infiltration pré péritonéale diminuaient la transmission de la nociception viscérale vers le SNC par action directe sur les terminaisons nerveuses pariétales. De plus, lors d’une laparotomie, l’administration systémique d’AL montre une efficacité dans l’inhibition de la transmission de la nociception viscérale vers le SNC associée à un effet anti inflammatoire local et systémique supérieure à celui d’une administration locorégionale. / The abdominal post surgical pain has two components : (1) a parietal component due toaggression of the abdominal wall muscles and the parietal peritoneum and (2) a visceralcomponent due to aggression of the visceral peritoneum and viscera. Parietal pain is welllocalized; it corresponds to identified dermatomes. Otherwhise, visceral pain is often badlylocalized. Local anesthetics injected through a parietal catheter of infiltration, an abdominal wall blockor by a systemic administration show clinical efficiency in post operative analgesia afterabdominal surgery. However, the action mechanisms of local anesthetics according to theiradministration route are not well clarified. The purpose of our studies is to explore localanesthetics effect on both components of the abdominal pain in an animal model according totheir administration route.In this purpose we realized three experimental studies :1- In the first study, we compared the effect of systemic administration or through a preperitoneal catheter of ropivacaïne on parietal and visceral pain in a model of surgicallaparotomy in the rat. 2- In the second study, we established a block of the abdominal wall in the rat. 3- In the third study, parietal and peritoneal inflammation were induced by carrageenaninjection in the abdominal wall or in the peritoneal cavity in the rat according to theexperimental group. Then, we compared the effect of a systemic administration of bupivacaïneto its administration by an abdominal wall block. Furthermore, the systemic effect of localanesthetics was compared to a preventive chemical vagotomy. These works showed that during laparotomy, local anesthetics are effective in thetreatment of the nociception as well as by systemic or locoregional administration. We showedthat an abdominal wall block as well as a pre peritoneal administration decreased thetransmission of the visceral nociception towards the central nervous system by direct action onthe parietal nerve endings. Furthermore, during a laparotomy, systemic administration of localanesthetics inhibited the transmission of visceral nociception towards the central nervoussystem associated with a local and systemic anti inflammatory effects. This anti inflammatoryeffect was higher than that what we showed by locoregional administration of bupivacaïne.
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Expanze břišní stěny v závislosti na změně nitrobřišního tlaku / Expansion of the abdominal wall as a consequence of intrabdominal pressure

Podskalská, Patricie January 2020 (has links)
The thesis examines the relationship between the level of intra-abdominal pressure and abdominal wall expansion. The theoretical part brings an overview of knowledge about the function of intra-abdominal pressure and about the possibilities of objectification of postural functions. There are described studies which dealt with the influence of intra-abdominal pressure on the stability of spine. Theoretical part also includes detailed description of individual invasive and non-invasive methods of measurement of intra-abdominal pressure and activation of abdominal muscles. Work methodology: In the practical part the intra-abdominal pressure was measured using anorectal manometry and abdominal wall expansion by utilizing DNS brace device. 31 healthy examinees with average age of 26.77 (SD 3.01) were measured in five different standing postural situations: during resting breathing, Valsalva Maneuver, Müller's maneuver, diaphragm test and in the situation with added external load in the form of static holding of dumbbell. Results of the thesis: Among the values of the pressure gathered from the DNS brace device and from anorectal manometry was proven statistically important correlation (p < 0.001) in all five tested situations. In all situations the Pearson Correlation Coefficient was higher than 0.6...
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Caractérisation et modélisation du comportement mécanique des tissus conjonctifs de la paroi abdominale humaine par approche histologiquement fondée / Characterization and histologically-based modeling of the mechanical behavior of connective tissues constituting the human abdominal wall

Astruc, Laure 01 April 2019 (has links)
Les opérations de hernies abdominales sont l’une des chirurgies les plus répandues dans le monde. Pourtant, malgré des progrès considérables en particulier dans le développement des textiles prosthétiques pour consolider la paroi abdominale, le taux de récurrence reste très élevé. Il apparaît donc nécessaire de développer des modèles numériques patient-spécifiques de la paroi abdominale afin de mesurer puis améliorer l’impact des solutions de soins. Les tissus assurant la cohésion et la stabilité de la paroi abdominale sont les gaines rectusiennes antérieure et postérieure et la ligne blanche, qui sont des tissus conjonctifs. Leur structure particulière, composée d’un entremêlement de fibres de collagène et d’élastine sont au cœur de cette étude.Ce mémoire a permis de mettre en évidence la relation entre architecture microscopique et comportement macroscopique des tissus fibreux. Grâce à des campagnes expérimentales combinant essais mécaniques et observations microscopiques, la structure des tissus a pu être identifiée et corrélée aux paramètres mécaniques. Des outils d’analyse d’images tridimensionnelles ont été développés afin d’estimer automatiquement l’anisotropie d’une texture. Les informations recueillies ont alors menées au développement d’un modèle constitutif anisotrope hypo-paramétré. Basé sur une description tridimensionnelle du réseau fibrillaire, le modèle a été écrit de manière à décorréler les paramètres liés à la structure et ceux relatifs à la nature même du matériau. En considérant les paramètres matériau similaires pour tous les individus, le modèle a démontré sa capacité à prédire le comportement mécanique à partir d’informations texturales / Abdominal hernia operations are one of the most common surgeries in the world. However, despite considerable progress, particularly in the development of prosthetic textiles to strengthen the abdominal wall, the recurrence rate remains very high. It therefore appears necessary to develop patient-specific numerical models of the abdominal wall in order to measure and improve the impact of care solutions. The tissues that ensure the cohesion and stability of the abdominal wall are the anterior and posterior rectus sheaths and the linea alba, which are connective tissues. Their particular structure, composed of an intertwining of collagen and elastin fibers, is at the heart of this study. This thesis highlighted the relationship between microscopic architecture and macroscopic behaviour of fibrous tissues. Thanks to experimental campaigns combining mechanical tests and microscopic observations, the structure of tissues has been identified and correlated to mechanical parameters. Three-dimensional image analysis tools have been developed to automatically estimate the anisotropy of a texture. The collected information then led to the development of a hypo-parameterized anisotropic constitutive model. Based on a three-dimensional description of the fibrillary network, the model was written in such a way as to uncorrelate the parameters related to the structure and those related to the nature of the material. By considering similar material parameters for every individual, the model demonstrated its ability to predict mechanical behaviour based on textural information

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