CHANGE OF LEVELS DEFENZINOV IN STOMATIC LIQUID AT PATIENTS AT THE ALLERGIC AND NONSPECIFIC HYPERSENSITIVITY TO STOMATOLOGIC MATERIALS
- Authors: Karpuk I.Y.1
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Affiliations:
- Vitebsk State Medical University
- Issue: Vol 20, No 1 (2017)
- Pages: 42-50
- Section: ORIGINAL ARTICLES
- Submitted: 16.04.2020
- Accepted: 16.04.2020
- Published: 15.01.2017
- URL: https://rusimmun.ru/jour/article/view/90
- ID: 90
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Abstract
The purpose of the real research was studying of influence of dental alloys on levels α‑1‑ and β‑1‑ defensin in oral liquid at patients with complaints to intolerance of dentoprosthetic materials and with the revealed sensitization to salts of metals. The studied group 20 patients with intolerance of dentoprosthetic materials and positive have made results of statement of patch test and reaction of allergen induction damage of leukocytes. To patients carried out determination of level of defensin from leukocytes of oral liquid after the transbukkal of provocative tests from 0,001% solutions salts of metals: NiCl2, CrCl3, CoCl2. It is established what patients with intolerance of dentoprosthetic materials of an allergic etiology have (n = 20), proved by application tests with salts of metals, levels α‑1‑ and β‑1‑defensin in oral liquid change in 1 month after removal of causal orthopedic designs. The α‑1‑defensin level in oral liquid before removal of causal orthopedic designs has made 1,56 [1,19; 1,95] ng/ml, and 1 month later after removal – 0,61 [0,44; 0,68] ng/ml (PWilcoxon ≤0,05). Level of a β‑1‑ defensin before removal of artificial limbs has made 2,9 [2,3; 3,4] ng/ml, and after removal of artificial limbs has increased to 3,8 [3,1; 4,9] ng/ml. Patients of control group have levels α‑1‑ and β‑1‑defenzin in oral liquid authentically didn’t change. After carrying out the transbukkal of provocative tests with salts of metals at patients about intolerance of dentoprosthetic materials of an allergic etiology (n = 20) reliable (PWilcoxon = 0,043) increase in level of α‑1‑defensin in oral liquid was observed. However, the gain or decrease in levels of β‑1‑defensin under influence the transbukkal of provocative tests wasn’t observed. The obtained data specify also hyperreactivity of neutrophils in at patients with intolerance of dentoprosthetic materials as granules of neutrophils are a source α‑1‑defensine, and the lowered level of an ephitelium β‑1‑defensin characterizes oppression of mukozal immunity of a mucous membrane of an oral cavity.
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I. Yu. Karpuk
Vitebsk State Medical University
Author for correspondence.
Email: ikarpuk@mail.ru
PhD, Assistant professor of the Department of Clinical Immunology and Allergy
210029 Vitebsk, ul. Pravdi 66, 112
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