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World J Orthop. Jul 18, 2020; 11(7): 328-344
Published online Jul 18, 2020. doi: 10.5312/wjo.v11.i7.328
Published online Jul 18, 2020. doi: 10.5312/wjo.v11.i7.328
Ref. (level of evidence) | Species (n) | Surgical model and scaffold(s) used | Experimental groups (n) | Assessment method and time point | Bone regeneration (%):1 |
Aghaloo et al[17], 2007 (V) | Rat (n = 15) | Regeneration of critical-sized, bilateral parietal defects (5-mm) using PLGA (porosity: 92%) scaffolds supplemented with 20(S)-OHC and 22(S)-OHC. | A. PBS only (control) (n = 12 defects) | Bone regeneration as assessed via µ-CT at 6 weeks of healing. | A. approximately 12% |
B. 70-ng 20(S)-OHC + 70-ng 22(S)-OHC (n = 9 defects) | B. approximately 21%a | ||||
C. 700-ng 20(S)-OHC + 700-ng 22(S)-OHC (n = 9 defects) | C. approximately 22%a | ||||
Hokugo et al[30], 2014 (V) | Rat (n = not reported) | Regeneration of critical-sized, right parietal defects (5-mm) using a gelatin hydrogel soaked with 20(S)-OHC or incorporating 20(S)-OHC-containing micelles. | A. No implantation (empty defect) (n = 4 defects) | Percent bone regeneration was not reported; however, via μ-CT observation at 6 wk, “no” bone regeneration was observed in untreated defects, “some” bone formation was noted in the periphery of defects implanted with gelatin hydrogel and gelatin hydrogel + 20(S)-OHC, and “robust” bone formation was observed in defects treated with gelatin hydrogel + 20(S)-OHC-micelle. | |
B. Gelatin hydrogel alone (n = 4 defects) (mass not reported) | |||||
C. 20(S)-OHC-gelatin hydrogel (without micelle) (n = 4 defects) (mass not reported) | |||||
D. 20(S)-OHC-micelle-gelatin hydrogel (n = 4 defects) (mass not reported) | |||||
Hokugo et al[32], 2016 (V) | Rabbit (n = 25) | Regeneration of critical-sized cranial defect (6-mm; 4 defects/cranium) using a collagen sponge supplemented with rhBMP-2 and/or Oxy49. | A. No treatment (empty defect) (n = 5) | Bone regeneration as assessed via µ-CT at 6 weeks of healing. | A. approximately 10%a |
B. Collagen sponge only (n = 5) | B. approximately 35% | ||||
C. 75-μg rhBMP-2 (n = 5) | C. approximately 65%a | ||||
D. 1-mg Oxy49 (n = 5) | D. approximately 55%a | ||||
E. 10-mg Oxy49 (n = 5) | E. approximately 65%a | ||||
Li et al[36], 2017 (V) | Rabbit (n = not reported) | Regeneration of critical-sized cranial defect (8-mm; 4 defects/cranium) using a collagen sponge supplemented with Oxy1332 and/or rhBMP-2. | A. No treatment (n ≥ 6 defects) | Percent bone regeneration was not reported; however, via micro-CT analysis at 6 wk, significantly greater bone formation was observed following treatment with either 10-mg Oxy133 or 7-μg rhBMP-2 relative to treatment with collagen alone. | |
B. Collagen sponge only (n ≥ 6 defects) | |||||
C. 7-μg rhBMP-2 (n ≥ 6 defects) | |||||
D. 1-mg Oxy133 (n ≥ 6 defects) | |||||
E. 10-mg Oxy133 (n ≥ 6 defects) | |||||
Cui et al[34], 2017 (V) | Mouse (n = 12) | Regeneration of critical-sized, right side cranial defects (3-mm) using MeGC hydrogels supplemented with BMSCs and either SA/Cholesterol or SA/20(S)-OHC sterosomes. | A. No treatment (empty defect) (n = 4) | Bone regeneration as assessed via µ-CT at 6 wk of healing. | A. 7% |
B. SA/Cholesterol sterosome (n = 4) (mass not reported) | B. 31% | ||||
C. SA/20(S)-OHC sterosome (n = 4) (mass not reported) | C. 61%a | ||||
Huang et al[38], 2019 (V) | Rabbit (n = 6) | Regeneration of critical-sized cranial defect (6-mm; 4 defects/cranium) using an inorganic bovine bone graft (Bio-Oss) supplemented with SVA and/or 20(S)-OHC. | A. No supplementation (Bio-Oss only; control) (n = 6 defects) | Percent bone regeneration was not reported; however, via histological analysis at 4 wk, bone regeneration was increased following treatment with SVA, 20(S)-OHC, and, especially, SVA + 20(S)-OHC, relative to no supplementation (Bio-Oss only control). A synergistic effect was observed with combinatorial treatment of SVA and 20(S)-OHC. | |
B. 0.5-mg of SVA (n = 6 defects) | |||||
C. 1.0-μg of 20(S)-OHC (n = 6 defects) | |||||
D. 0.5-mg of SVA + 1.0-μg of 20(S)-OHC (n = 6 defects) |
- Citation: Cottrill E, Lazzari J, Pennington Z, Ehresman J, Schilling A, Dirckx N, Theodore N, Sciubba D, Witham T. Oxysterols as promising small molecules for bone tissue engineering: Systematic review. World J Orthop 2020; 11(7): 328-344
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2218-5836/full/v11/i7/328.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5312/wjo.v11.i7.328