6.8 Bone repair Flashcards
what happens most immediately after a bone break?
hematoma formation
-mass of blood, usually a clot
What are the two types of calluses in bone repair?
internal and external
describe the formation and fn of the internal callus during bone repair
fibroblasts produce collagen
vessels enter clot, bringing macrophages
osteoclasts break down dead bone
osteochondral progenitor cells from the periosteum and endosteum make chondroblasts which produce cartilage
osteochondral progenitor cells from the endosteum make osteoblasts which begin to produce new bone
describe the formation of the external callus during bone repair
forms a collar around broken bones
osteochondral progenitor cells make osteoblasts and chondroblasts
what happens in bone repair after callus formation?
callus ossification
what happens during callus ossification
cartilage is replaced by woven, cancellous bone via endochondral ossification from within the cartilage
what happens after callus ossification
bone is remodelled
woven bone is replaced by compact bone
medullary cavity is restored by osteoclasts