Constructing method and application for osteoportic fracture disease animal model
A technology of osteoporosis and animal models, applied in the fields of medical evaluation, medical testing, and experimental zoology, can solve the problems of large ligament damage, long operation time, and high technical requirements, achieve less bleeding, shorten operation time, and speed up experiments The effect of the process
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[0041] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0042] Embodiment The establishment of animal model of femoral osteoporotic fracture disease in rats
[0043] 1. Establishment of osteoporosis animal model
[0044]Modeling method of osteoporosis model, 62 clean healthy female SD rats, 6 months old, never mated, weighing 350-400g, were divided into osteoporosis group (OVX group, 54 rats) and control group (Sham group , 8 pieces). The OVX group underwent bilateral oophorectomy, specifically fasting for 12 hours before the operation, using 10% chloral hydrate 0.4ml / 100g for general anesthesia, fixed on the operating table after deep anesthesia, hair removal, iodophor disinfection, and strict asepsis in principle. The midline abdominal incision was made (2.0 cm), the ovaries were searched retrogradely along the bilateral fallopian tubes, and bilateral oophorectomy was performed, and the fallopian tubes ...
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