[Influence of pre- and post-operative treatment with saline glucose solution on oral surgery wound healing. Histological study in rats].

Abstract

The liquids are essential nutrients to normal organic function. The corporal growing and development, and the tissue neoformation are affected by the hydrosaline unbalanced. In 100 albinus rats submitted to 24 hours of hydroprivation in the pre and post-operative periods was studied the effect of the saline/glucose treatment on the wound healing. With five groups of 20 animals was shaped: GI - Control, and GII.1 - Saline/glucose pre-operative treatment, and GIII.1 - Saline/glucose post-operative treatment, and GII.2 - water pre-operative treatment, and G-III.2 - water post-operative treatment. In 1, 3, 9, 15 and 21 post-exodontic days the histological analyses of wound healing was did. The results show that the saline/glucose treatment to promove amount in the bone tissue and the osteoblastic activity, with better recuperation of the unbalanced hydrosaline effect. The conclusion is that: 1) the saline/glucose solution aid the tissue neoformation and the wound healing; 2) this effect is consistent in the pre and post-operative periods.