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Sganzella, D. (2007). Effect low-intensity pulsed ultrasound in peripheral nerve regeneration of the rats. 64p. Programa de Pos-Graduacao Interunidades em BioengenhariaEESC/FMRP/IQSC da Universidade de Sao Paulo, Sao Carlos, 2007. The ultrasound is one of the forms therapeutic treatment, no-invasive, that it assists in regeneration peripheral nerve. For in such a way an experimental work was carried through with the objective to verify the effect of the therapy of low intensity pulsed ultrasound after crush of sciatic nerve. Twenty six male Wistar rats weighing 289,61g on average were used and divided into three groups: normal (N), injury (L) and injury+ultrasound (L+US). The application of the pulsed ultrasound (1 Mhz, 40 mW/cm and 8 minutes duration) was started one day after lesion and repeated for 4 week in alternate day. The functional analysis of the sciatic nerve (analysis of the march in track) was evaluated at weekly during all the experimental period. To verify the effectiveness of the ultrasound on nerve regeneration they had been analyzed sciatic functional index, morphology of the sciatic nerve and muscle morphology and morfometry of the muscles tibial anterior (TA) and soleo (SOL). It was concluded that the treatment with the device of ultrasound of low intensity in regeneration peripheral nerve did not get resulted significant when compared the groups injured and injury+ultrasound, was only observed a maintenance of the cross-sectional area of the group injury+ultrasound of the muscle TA when compared with the normal group, taking the indications of that the ultrasound stimulated the nerve for such maintenance.

Ultra-som pulsado de baixa intensidade na regeneração nervosa periférica de ratos