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BPC-157 Studied Meniscus Injury: Model Comparison

Rat radial tear Surgical scalpel incision through medial meniscus 10 mcg/kg IP daily 47% faster histological healing, increased collagen type I deposition 28 days Most common model. Shows clear angiogenesis and structural repair Rabbit longitudinal tear Arthro

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  • Rat radial tear
  • Surgical scalpel incision through medial meniscus
  • 10 mcg/kg IP daily
  • 47% faster histological healing, increased collagen type I deposition
  • 28 days
  • Most common model. Shows clear angiogenesis and structural repair
  • Rabbit longitudinal tear
  • Arthroscopic punch biopsy creating 5mm defect
  • 5 mcg intra-articular 3x/week
  • 2.3-fold higher vascular density, 34% improved tensile strength at 21 days
  • 42 days
  • Larger joint model confirms dose-dependent biomechanical improvements
  • Rat degenerative model
  • Monosodium iodoacetate injection inducing meniscal breakdown
  • Reduced IL-6 by 38%, preserved cartilage volume on microCT
  • 35 days
  • Tests peptide effect on chronic degeneration, not acute injury
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