Barbara Brodziak-Dopiera; Jerzy Kwapuliski; Krzysztof Sobczyk; Danuta Wiechua

doi:10.3967/bes2015.011

Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues

Barbara Brodziak-Dopiera, Jerzy Kwapuliski, Krzysztof Sobczyk, Danuta Wiechua

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Barbara Brodziak-Dopiera, Jerzy Kwapuliski, Krzysztof Sobczyk, Danuta Wiechua. Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2015, 28(2): 89-96. doi: 10.3967/bes2015.011

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Barbara Brodziak-Dopiera, Jerzy Kwapuliski, Krzysztof Sobczyk, Danuta Wiechua. Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2015, 28(2): 89-96. doi: 10.3967/bes2015.011

doi: 10.3967/bes2015.011

基金项目: This work was financed by the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice (contract KNW-1-124/K/4/0)

Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues

School of Pharmacy with the Division of Laboratory Medicine, Department of Toxicology, Medical University of Silesia, 4 Jagiellonska, Str. 41-200 Sosnowiec, Poland
Institute of 0ccupational Medicine and Environmental Health, 13 Ko?cielna, Str. 41-200 Sosnowiec, Poland
Municipal Hospital, Department of Traumatic Surgery, May-1 Str. 41-100 Siemianowice Slaskie, Poland

Funds: This work was financed by the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice (contract KNW-1-124/K/4/0)

摘要: Objective Chromium has many important functions in the human body. For the osseous tissue, its role has not been clearly defined. This study was aimed at determining chromium content in hip joint tissues. Methods A total of 91 hip joint samples were taken in this study, including 66 from females and 25 from males. The sample tissues were separated according to their anatomical parts. The chromium content was determined by the AAS method. The statistical analysis was performed with U Mann-Whitney's non-parametric test, P≤0.05. Results The overall chromium content in tissues of the hip joint in the study subjects was as follows:5.73 μg/g in the articular cartilage, 5.33 μg/g in the cortical bone, 17.86 μg/g in the cancellous bone, 5.95 μg/g in the fragment of the cancellous bone from the intertrochanteric region, and 1.28 μg/g in the joint capsule. The chromium contents were observed in 2 group patients, it was 7.04 μg/g in people with osteoarthritis and 12.59 μg/g in people with fractures. Conclusion The observed chromium content was highest in the cancellous bone and the lowest in the joint capsule. Chromium content was significantly different between the people with hip joint osteoarthritis and the people with femoral neck fractures.
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Abstract: Objective Chromium has many important functions in the human body. For the osseous tissue, its role has not been clearly defined. This study was aimed at determining chromium content in hip joint tissues. Methods A total of 91 hip joint samples were taken in this study, including 66 from females and 25 from males. The sample tissues were separated according to their anatomical parts. The chromium content was determined by the AAS method. The statistical analysis was performed with U Mann-Whitney's non-parametric test, P≤0.05. Results The overall chromium content in tissues of the hip joint in the study subjects was as follows:5.73 μg/g in the articular cartilage, 5.33 μg/g in the cortical bone, 17.86 μg/g in the cancellous bone, 5.95 μg/g in the fragment of the cancellous bone from the intertrochanteric region, and 1.28 μg/g in the joint capsule. The chromium contents were observed in 2 group patients, it was 7.04 μg/g in people with osteoarthritis and 12.59 μg/g in people with fractures. Conclusion The observed chromium content was highest in the cancellous bone and the lowest in the joint capsule. Chromium content was significantly different between the people with hip joint osteoarthritis and the people with femoral neck fractures.
- Chromium /
- Femur head /
- Hip joint /
- Cortical bone /
- Cancellous bone

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Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues

doi: 10.3967/bes2015.011

基金项目: This work was financed by the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice (contract KNW-1-124/K/4/0)

关键词:

Chromium /

Femur head /

Hip joint /

Cortical bone /

Cancellous bone

摘要: Objective Chromium has many important functions in the human body. For the osseous tissue, its role has not been clearly defined. This study was aimed at determining chromium content in hip joint tissues. Methods A total of 91 hip joint samples were taken in this study, including 66 from females and 25 from males. The sample tissues were separated according to their anatomical parts. The chromium content was determined by the AAS method. The statistical analysis was performed with U Mann-Whitney's non-parametric test, P≤0.05. Results The overall chromium content in tissues of the hip joint in the study subjects was as follows:5.73 μg/g in the articular cartilage, 5.33 μg/g in the cortical bone, 17.86 μg/g in the cancellous bone, 5.95 μg/g in the fragment of the cancellous bone from the intertrochanteric region, and 1.28 μg/g in the joint capsule. The chromium contents were observed in 2 group patients, it was 7.04 μg/g in people with osteoarthritis and 12.59 μg/g in people with fractures. Conclusion The observed chromium content was highest in the cancellous bone and the lowest in the joint capsule. Chromium content was significantly different between the people with hip joint osteoarthritis and the people with femoral neck fractures.

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Chromium Content in the Human Hip Joint Tissues

School of Pharmacy with the Division of Laboratory Medicine, Department of Toxicology, Medical University of Silesia, 4 Jagiellonska, Str. 41-200 Sosnowiec, Poland

Institute of 0ccupational Medicine and Environmental Health, 13 Ko?cielna, Str. 41-200 Sosnowiec, Poland

Municipal Hospital, Department of Traumatic Surgery, May-1 Str. 41-100 Siemianowice Slaskie, Poland

Funds: This work was financed by the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice (contract KNW-1-124/K/4/0)

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Abstract: Objective Chromium has many important functions in the human body. For the osseous tissue, its role has not been clearly defined. This study was aimed at determining chromium content in hip joint tissues. Methods A total of 91 hip joint samples were taken in this study, including 66 from females and 25 from males. The sample tissues were separated according to their anatomical parts. The chromium content was determined by the AAS method. The statistical analysis was performed with U Mann-Whitney's non-parametric test, P≤0.05. Results The overall chromium content in tissues of the hip joint in the study subjects was as follows:5.73 μg/g in the articular cartilage, 5.33 μg/g in the cortical bone, 17.86 μg/g in the cancellous bone, 5.95 μg/g in the fragment of the cancellous bone from the intertrochanteric region, and 1.28 μg/g in the joint capsule. The chromium contents were observed in 2 group patients, it was 7.04 μg/g in people with osteoarthritis and 12.59 μg/g in people with fractures. Conclusion The observed chromium content was highest in the cancellous bone and the lowest in the joint capsule. Chromium content was significantly different between the people with hip joint osteoarthritis and the people with femoral neck fractures.

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