2007
DOI: 10.1007/s10856-007-3002-0
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Determination of metallic traces in kidneys, livers, lungs and spleens of rats with metallic implants after a long implantation time

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“…Since the AIN-93G diet did not contain aluminum in its composition as well as the feed accessories, is possible to suggest that the titanium alloy as the source for the Aluminum in the tissue isolated from the heart of the animal injected with this alloy. Additionally, Rubio et al 16 reported that the aluminum ions are transported by albumin and transferrin to the organs like brain, liver, spleen, lung and kidney. However, no traces of Ti were found although the film in the titanium alloy is composed by TiO 2 and other titanium oxides.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the AIN-93G diet did not contain aluminum in its composition as well as the feed accessories, is possible to suggest that the titanium alloy as the source for the Aluminum in the tissue isolated from the heart of the animal injected with this alloy. Additionally, Rubio et al 16 reported that the aluminum ions are transported by albumin and transferrin to the organs like brain, liver, spleen, lung and kidney. However, no traces of Ti were found although the film in the titanium alloy is composed by TiO 2 and other titanium oxides.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The implant materials under test were a Co-Cr alloy, Ti, and the alloy MA956 coated with alpha-alumina. Analysis of four trace elements was performed after an exposure time of 12 months by ICP-MS [274]. The distribution of trace elements in rat kidney cortex and medulla and in their subcellular fractions was studied by ICP-MS [275].…”
Section: Studies On Animalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Siguiendo los criterios de Williams [17] se tiene que la respuesta de un organismo ante la presencia de un implante pasa por cuatro fases: 1) la inmediata postimplantación; 2) los fenómenos interactivos que se producen en la interfaz derivados del funcionamiento normal de la prótesis; 3) las alteraciones derivadas de los procesos de degradación como corrosión y desgaste; y 4) las reacciones alejadas o sistémicas generalizadas. En este trabajo de investigación se han evaluado las fases 1, 2 y 3, siendo objeto de otra investigación aparte la fase 4 [18] . La primera fase no es más que la respuesta inflamatoria local del organismo ante la herida, en este caso, quirúrgica, que supone la colocación de un implante.…”
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