Stabilized Femur Fracture Model in Mice
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Other organizations : Ruijin Hospital, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Georgia Institute of Technology
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- Local injection at the fracture site with 20 µL of DFO (200 µM)
- Local injection at the fracture site with 20 µL of DMOG (500 µM)
- Local injection at the fracture site with 20 µL of saline
- Vascularity and callus assessed at 14 days postfracture
- Bone healing assessed at 28 days postfracture
- Eight-week-old male mice
- Anesthetized mice
- Intramedullary pin (25-gauge needle) inserted into the femoral shaft retrograde
- Midshaft femur fracture created by manual three point bending
- Faxitron imaging used to confirm correct pin and fracture placement
- Animals with incorrect pin placement or incorrect fracture euthanized and not used in subsequent analysis
- Local injections performed every other day for five doses
- Saline injection as a negative control
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