Efeitos da suplementação nutricional com glicina e com glutamina na cicatrização colônica em coelhos

AUTOR(ES)

Juliano Alves Figueiredo

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2007

RESUMO

The impact of some nutrients, such as amino-acids on the healing of colonic anastomoses is not clear, despite the many aspects of the pathophysiology of healing of the colon having been described. The aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of two amino-acids, glycine and glutamine, in the epithelialization of the colonic mucosa, size of the scar area, fibrous as well as the tensile strength of the intestinal anastomoses, after the removal of 17 cm of the colon and an end-to-end anastomoses with interrupted suture. Forty five male adult rabbits varying between 24 and 28 weeks of age with the starting average weight of 2,362 grams were randomly distributed into five groups, according to their respective type of feeding. Two animals died in each group due to different complications. The rabbits were divided into the following groups, according to the procedures performed on them: Group 1 - (n = 9) Rabbits that received supplemental feeding with glutamine for seven days before and five days after the operation. Group 2 - (n = 9) Rabbits that received supplemental feeding with glycine for seven days before and five days after the operation. Group 3 - (n = 9) Rabbits that received supplemental feeding with glutamine for five days after the operation. Group 4 - (n = 9) Rabbits that received supplemental feeding with glycine for five days after the operation. Group 5 - (n = 9) Rabbits that did not receive any supplemental feeding. The resistance of the anastomoses was evaluated through the means of assay for pressure of rupture during intraluminal air insufflation. Group 2 was the only group that presented rupture values above those of Grupo 5 (p <0.05). There was no difference amongst the groups concerning the histological aspects. It was concluded that the oral supplementation with glycine, in the pre-and postoperative periods increases the tensile strength of colonic anastomoses after partial colectomy in rabbits. The oral supplementation with glutamine did not present detectable effect on the colonic anastomoses in rabbits.

ASSUNTO(S)

cirurgia teses. resultado de tratamento decs glutamina/uso terapêutico decs dissertação da faculdade de medicina. ufmg cicatrização de feridas/efeitos de drogas decs glicina/uso terapêutico decs anastomose cirúrgica/tendências decs dissertações acadêmicas decs terapia nutricional decs colectomia decs terapia nutricional decs

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