Roganov G.G., Nepreluk O.A., Bobkova S.A.

Crimea state medical university named after S. I. Georgievsky, Simferopol.

 

Modern approaches to prophylaxis of traumatic osteomyelitis of mandible

    The estimation of the effectivenes of treatment of patients with fractures of lower jaw by inclusion of antioxidant erbisol into therapeutic complex for local and common application is given in article.

Key words :mandibular fracture, prevention of complications, disorders in oxidizing-restorative processes, antioxidant therapeutics

    Last years because of increasing the level of traumatism the number of patients with damages in maxillofacial field significantlly became high in both :our and foreign countries. The problem of prophylaxis and treatment of traumatic osteomyelitis despite of big number of studies stays one of the most actual and complicated in surgical stomatology.

    The main morphological contain of inflammatory process is damage of cell membrane. Established, that the mechanism of cell structers damage and

bracking of regeneration processes during the severe course of wound processes justified by activation the system of proteolysis and lipid peroxidation of membranes against background of functional opportunities of antioxidant protect and also the change of cytochemical activity of dehydrogenases in peripheric blood neutrophils. But the issue of influence the formed imbalance on aerobic oxidation processes and anaerobic glycolysis, and also local and general disturbances of redox enzymatic systems on development of posttraumatic destructive reactions in mandible till nowadays wasn't studied deep.

    The purpose of investigation to increase the efficiency of treatment of the patients with fracture of mandible by including in complex of treatment preparations with pathogenetic therapeutic effect.

      Materials and methods

     Carried out the investigation and treatment of 97 patients with fracture of law jaw in age 18 to 50. Additionaly to this 27 healthy people in age 18 to 25 were in control group.

     All examined were divided into 3 groups :1 group (27 people) – healthy people in age 18-25 with no diseases, 2  group(control) – 30 patients with traumatic osteomyelitis , received traditional therapy; 3 group(main) consisted off 2 subgroups.The first subgroup received traditional complex therapy with including preparation Tocopherol  and second group received preparation Erbisol.

     In complex traditional treatment included antibacterial, antiinflammatory, antihistamine, analgetics, microelements,

     The results and discussion

     For prognosis used the method of chemiluminescence : the intesity of lipid peroxidation in the blood of the patients with traumatic osteomyelitis was higher than the rate.

    The analysis of data , registrated in 2 control allowed to notice the decrease of local pain component of inflammatory processes in big part of the patients. During the treatment of the patients with use Tocopherol (group 3, subgroup A) noticed  the improvement of general condition, normalization of temperature , decrease of pain and expressive of edema in 34 patients.

   In subgroup B (3 group) with using Erbisol  the improvement noticed  32 patients .

    In this way, the results of investigation testified about intensification of lipid peroxidation processes.

Conclusions

1.     Clinical course of fractures of low jaw characterized  by the more prolonged local inflammatory reactions, frequent development of early complications of infection and inflammatory processes.

2.     The dynamics of changes the indexes  of lipid peroxidation , dehydrogenases and proteolysis correlate with the  features  of clinical course of fractures of law jaw.

3.     Including  in complex of treatment antioxidant Erbisol in 10,1 % decrease the risk of development of traumatic osteomyelitis, relatively with traditional therapy . By influence on indicators of intensity the  lipid peroxidation  and cytochemical indicators of peripheric blood in patients with fracture of law jaw  erbisol demonstrated more exspressive therapeutic effect than tocopherol.