2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302008000100019
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Estudo comparativo dos efeitos da talidomida, da ciclosporina e do diclofenaco na sobrevida de aloenxertos cutâneos em coelho

Abstract: RESUMOOBJETIVO. Verificar se a talidomida é capaz de evitar a rejeição de aloenxertos de pele em coelhos, como droga isolada, ou melhorar a eficácia de doses subterapêuticas de ciclosporina, comparando seu efeito ao de doses terapêuticas da ciclosporina e também ao papel antiinflamatório do diclofenaco de sódio. MÉTODOS. Foram estudados 42 coelhos, distribuídos nos seguintes grupos (n=6): Grupo 1 -controle com auto-enxerto; Grupo 2 -controle com aloenxerto; Grupo 3 -aloenxerto sob o efeito de talidomida (100 m… Show more

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“…Pinto Filho et al (2015) used cyclosporine to prevent rejection for 30 days after partial cystectomy surgery in rabbits and found no signs of implant rejection in all treated animals. Chaves et al (2008) verified that cyclosporine prolonged survival of skin grafts in rabbits. Brandt et al (2004) used azathioprine for 15 days in dogs as immunosuppressive agent in a study of bladder allograft and verified no signs of implant rejection during 18 months of evaluation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 77%
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“…Pinto Filho et al (2015) used cyclosporine to prevent rejection for 30 days after partial cystectomy surgery in rabbits and found no signs of implant rejection in all treated animals. Chaves et al (2008) verified that cyclosporine prolonged survival of skin grafts in rabbits. Brandt et al (2004) used azathioprine for 15 days in dogs as immunosuppressive agent in a study of bladder allograft and verified no signs of implant rejection during 18 months of evaluation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…No signs of peritonitis were observed caused by dehiscence of urinary bladder suture or rejection of the implant in any animal. Cyclosporine, used in the CGcy, is preferred by some researchers as an immunosuppressive agent in transplanted animals (Teixeira et al 2007, Chaves et al 2008). Pinto Filho et al (2015) used cyclosporine to prevent rejection for 30 days after partial cystectomy surgery in rabbits and found no signs of implant rejection in all treated animals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%