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5. Crotalphine Attenuates Pain and Neuroinflammation Induced by Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis in Mice

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Giardini, Aline C., primary, Evangelista, Bianca G., additional, Sant’Anna, Morena B., additional, Martins, Barbara B., additional, Lancellotti, Carmen L. P., additional, Ciena, Adriano P., additional, Chacur, Marucia, additional, Pagano, Rosana L., additional, Ribeiro, Orlando G., additional, Zambelli, Vanessa O., additional, and Picolo, Gisele, additional

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2021
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12. Mobilização neural e alongamento estático em um modelo experimental de ciatalgia: estudo experimental

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Bertolini,Gladson R. F., Silva,Taciane S., Trindade,Danilo L., Ciena,Adriano P., and Carvalho,Alberito R.

Subjects
physical therapy modalities, modalidades de fisioterapia, ciática, neuralgia, sciatica
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OBJECTIVE: To verify the effectiveness of neural mobilization and static stretching in reducing pain in rats submitted to experimental sciatica. METHODS: The rats (n=23) were divided into three groups: sham (SG/n=8), without intervention; stretching (STCG/n=8), treated with static stretching; and neural mobilization (NMG/n=7), treated with neural mobilization. The animals underwent an experimental model of sciatica by compression of the right ischiatic nerve with catgut suture thread. There were five consecutive sessions of treatment that began on the third day after lesion. The pain caused by the sciatica was evaluated by a functional incapacitation test that measured paw elevation time (PET), and values over 10s were indicative of pain. PET was measured at the following moments: before the lesion (M1), immediately before (M2) and after the first session (M3), immediately after the last session (M4) and 24h after the last session (M5). ANOVA was applied with repeated measures and unrepeated measures for intra- and inter-group comparison, respectively. RESULTS: In the SG, post-lesion PETs were greater than M1 (p

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2009

13. Effects of Strength Training and Anabolic Steroid in the Peripheral Nerve and Skeletal Muscle Morphology of Aged Rats.

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Neto, Walter Krause, de A. Silva, Wellington, Ciena, Adriano P., Baptista Nucci, Ricardo Aparecido, Anaruma, Carlos A., and Gama, Eliane F.

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PERIPHERAL nerve tumors, SKELETAL muscle, TESTOSTERONE, ANABOLIC steroids, STRIATED muscle, DISEASES
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Thirty male 20-month-old Wistar rats were divided into groups: IC--initial control (n = 6), FC--final control (n = 6), AC--anabolic hormone control (n = 6), ST--strength trained (n = 6) and STA--strength trained with anabolic hormone (n = 6). All groups were submitted to adaptation, familiarization and maximum load carrying test (MLCT). Strength training (6-8×/session with loads of 50%-100% MLCT, 3×/week and pause of 120 s) was performed in ladder climbing (LC) for 15 weeks. The administration of testosterone propionate (TP) was performed 2×/week (10 mg/kg) in animals in the AC and STA groups. After the experimental period, animals were euthanized and the tibial nerve and plantaris muscle removed and prepared for electron transmission and histochemistry. To compare the groups we used one-way ANOVA (post hoc Bonferroni), student's t-tests for pre vs. post (dependent and independent variables) comparisons and significance level set at p ⩽ 0.05. The following significant results were found: (a) aging decreased the number of myelinated axon fibers; (b) use of isolated TP increased the diameter of myelinated fibers, along with increased thickness of myelin sheath; (c) ST increased area of myelinated and unmyelinated fibers, together with the myelin sheath. These changes made it possible to increase the area occupied by myelinated fibers keeping their quantity and also reduce the interstitial space; and (d) association of anabolic steroid and ST increased the area of unmyelinated axons and thickness of the myelin sheath. Compared to ST, both strategies have similar results. However, Schwann cells increased significantly only in this strategy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2017
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