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  • RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANATOMY OF KNEE COLATERAL LIGAMENT AND GEOMETRY OF POSTERIOR FEMORAL CONDYLAR ARTICULAR SURFACE

    Objective To analyze the relationship between the collateral ligament attachment and the epicondylar axis with rotational alignment of the femoral component in the total knee arthroplasty(TKA).Methods Twenty normal cadaver knee joints were anatomized and 2 holes were drilled on the distal femur from the deep and superficial insertions of the medial collateral ligaments to the lateral condylar part, respectively. Then, all the knees were scanned by MRI on the sagittal plane, making the drilled hole located relatively to the posterior condylar joint surface on the axial plane, and the posterior condylar angle (PCA) and thecondylar twist angle (CTA) were measured.Results The colateral ligament had the deep and superficial parts, and the deep part was strained during the knee flexing. PCA and CTA were 4.50±1.26° and 7.10±0.30° respectively, and there was a significant difference between them(P<0.05), which were significantly greater than those reported abroad. On the sagittal plane, there wasno significant difference between the radiuses of the posterior medial and lateral condylar circles (Pgt;0.05). The distance from the center of the posterior condylar circle to the deep insertion of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) (d1) was 4.22±0.20 mm, and the distance to the superficial insertionof MCL (d2) was 7.36±0.13 mm. The difference between d1 and d2 was significant(Plt;0.05). Conclusion The center of the posterior condylar circle passes from the deep insertion of the collateral ligament, which can be regarded as a fixed flexionextension axis of the knee. By releasing the different parts of the collateral ligaments, the balance of the flexion and extension gap canbe obtained, and then varus, valgus or flexed contracture deformity of the kneecan be realigned. Besides, the rotational orientation of the femoral prothesis can be made by a reference to the epicondylar insertion of the collateral ligament.

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:26 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Biomechanical Study of Selflocking Cerclage Band Made of Degradable Material in the Fixation of Fractures

    摘要:目的:研究生物降解聚DL乳酸(PDLLA)自锁式捆绑带固定骨折的生物力学性能。方法:80只新西兰大白兔随机分为两组,建立股骨干非负重骨折动物模型,应用生物降解自锁式捆绑带固定骨折为实验组,钢丝固定骨折为对照组,分别于术后1、4、8、12周行生物力学检查进行比较。结果:捆绑带组在术后4、8、12周均比钢丝组的弯曲强度高,但4周、12周时Pgt;005,无统计学差异,8周时Plt;005,提示有统计学差异。离体同种固定物不同时间段抗拉强度自身比较:钢丝固定术后4阶段抗拉强度比较Pgt;005,任何两两比较都没有统计学差异,抗拉强度未随术后时间延长发生明显下降。捆绑带固定术后4周与术后1周比较Pgt;005,抗拉强度无明显降低,但术后8周和术后12周时Plt;005,抗拉强度明显下降。结论:生物降解自锁式捆绑带在非负重骨折治疗中可发挥良好的固定作用。生物降解自锁式捆绑带降解时,应力传导促进了骨折的愈合。Abstract: Objective: To study the biomechanics function of selflocking cerclage band made of biodegradable material polyDLlactic acid (PDLLA) in the fixation of fractures. Methods: Eighty rabbits were divided into two groups. Femur fracture models were made. Fractures were fixed using biodegradable selflocking cerclage band in experimental group and metal fixation material in control group. The biomechanics was analyzed and compared after 1, 4, 8 and 12 weeks respectively. Results: The bending strength of experimental group is more ber than that of control group after 4, 8 and 12 weeks, but it was not statistically significant at 4 and 12 weeks (Pgt;005). It was statistically significant at 8 weeks (Plt;005). The tensile strength of the same cerclage instrument was compared at different stage in vitro, and the result of the control group was not statistically significant at the four stage (〖WTBX〗P〖WTBZ〗gt;005). Regarding the changes of tensile strength of the cerclage instrument at different stage, the result of the experimental group was not statistically significant after 1 and 4 weeks (Pgt;005). However, the decrease of tensile strength was statistically significant after 8 and 12 weeks (Plt;005). Conculsion: Biodegradable selflocking cerclage band could be used in thetreatment of nonweightbearing fractures. The stress force conducting promotes healing of fracture when the selflocking biodegradable cerclage band degrades.

    Release date:2016-09-08 10:12 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Investigation on Biomechanics Behavior Using Three-dimensional Finite Element Analysis for Femur Shaft Fracture Treated with Locking Compression Plate

    Based on the CT data and the structure characteristics of the femoral fractures during different healing stages, medical FE models of fractured femur treated with locking compression plate (LCP)were built.Under the physiological load of a standard body weight (70 kg) and the constraint condition,the stress distributions of LCP and fractured femur during healing were calculated by means of three-dimensional finite element analysis (3D-FEA).The results showed that the stress distribution in the LCP and the fractured femur was similar,during the initial stage which there was no newly formed bone or soft tissue in fracture site.The maximum von Mises stress (371.23,272.76 MPa) in the fractured femur was much higher than that in natural femur,and the intensive stress was concentrated mainly in the proximal area of the fractured femur.With the growth of bony callus bone in fracture site,the intensity of stress in proximal femur decreased.Contrasted to the two cases mentioned above,the value of the maximum von Mises stress (68.17 MPa) in bony callus bone stage decreased significantly,and was lower than the safe strength of natural bone.Therefore,appropriate training which is benefitial for the growth to new bone could be arranged for the better rehabilitation.

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  • Research on the Range of Motion Measurement System for Spine Based on LabVIEW Image Processing Technology

    A measurement system based on the image processing technology and developed by LabVIEW was designed to quickly obtain the range of motion (ROM) of spine. NI-Vision module was used to pre-process the original images and calculate the angles of marked needles in order to get ROM data. Six human cadaveric thoracic spine segments T7-T10 were selected to carry out 6 kinds of loads, including left/right lateral bending, flexion, extension, cis/counterclockwise torsion. The system was used to measure the ROM of segment T8-T9 under the loads from 1 N·m to 5 N·m. The experimental results showed that the system is able to measure the ROM of the spine accurately and quickly, which provides a simple and reliable tool for spine biomechanics investigators.

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  • Biomechanical Analysis of Different ProDisc-C Arthroplasty Design Parameters after Implanted: a Numerical Sensitivity Study Based on Finite Element Method

    This study was aimed to estimate the effect of different ProDisc-C arthroplasty designs after it was implanted to C5-C6 cervicalspine. Finite element (FE) model of intact C5-C6 segments including the vertebrae and disc was developed and validated. Ball-and-socket artificial disc prosthesis model (ProDisc-C, Synthes) was implanted into the validated FE model and the curvature of the ProDisc-C prosthesis was varied. All models were loaded with compressed force 74 N and the pure moment of 1.8 Nm along flexion-extension and bilateral bending and axial torsion separately. The results indicated that the variation in the curvature of ball and socket configuration would influence the range of motion in flexion/extension, while there were not apparently differences under other conditions of loads. The method increasing the curvature will solve the stress concentration of the polyethylene, but it will also bring adverse outcomes, such as facet joint force increasing and ligament tension increasing. Therefore, the design of artificial discs should be considered comprehensively to reserve the range of motion as well as to avoid the adverse problems, so as not to affect the long-term clinical results.

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  • Experimental Gait Study Based on the Plantar Pressure Test for the Young People

    Based on force sensing resistor(FSR) sensor, we designed insoles for pressure measurement, which were stable and reliable with a simple structure, and easy to wear and to do outdoor experiments with. So the insoles could be used for gait detection system. The hardware includes plantar pressure sensor array, signal conditioning unit and main circuit unit. The software has the function of data acquisition, signal processing, feature extraction and classification function. We collected 27 groups of gait data of a healthy person based on this system to analyze the data and study pressure distribution under various gait features, i.e. walking on the flat ground, uphill, downhill, up the stairs, and down the stairs. These five gait patterns for pattern recognition and classification by K-nearest neighbors (KNN) recognition algorithm reached up to 90% accuracy. This preliminarily verified the usefulness of the system.

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  • Development and Validation of a C0-T1 Three-dimensional Finite Element Model of a Healthy Person Under Physiologic Loads

    A comprehensive, geometrically accurate, nonlinear C0-T1 three-dimensional finite element (FE) model was developed for the biomechanical study of human cervical spine and related disorders. The model was developed with anatomic detail from the computed tomography (CT) images of a 46-year old female healthy volunteer, and applied the finite element model processing softwares such as MIMICS13.1, Hypermesh11.0, Abaqus 6.12-1, etc., for developing, preprocessing, calculating and analysing sequentially. The stress concentration region and the range of motion (ROM) of each vertebral level under axial rotation, flexion, extension, and lateral bending under physiologic static loadings were observed and recorded. The model was proven reliable, which was validated with the range of motion in previous published literatures. The model predicted the front and side parts of the foramen magnum and contralateral pedicle and facet was the stress concentration region under physiological loads of the upper spine and the lower spine, respectively. The development of this comprehensive, geometrically accurate, nonlinear cervical spine FE model could provide an ideal platform for theoretical biomechanical study of human cervical spine and related disorders.

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  • Finite-element Investigation on Center of Resistance of Maxillary Anterior Teeth

    A three-dimensional finite element model of premaxillary bone and anterior teeth was established with ANSYS 13.0. The anterior teeth were fixed with strong stainless labial archwire and lingual frame. In the horizontal loading experiments, a horizontal retraction force of 1.5 N was applied bilaterally to the segment through hooks at the same height between 7 and 21 mm from the incisal edge of central incisor; in vertical loading experiments, a vertical intrusion force of 1.5 N was applied at the midline of lingual frame with distance between 4 and 16 mm from the incisal edge of central incisor. After loading, solution was done and displacement and maximum principle stress were calculated. After horizontal loading, lingual displacement and stress in periodontal membrane (PDM) was most homogeneous when the traction force was 14 mm from the edge of central incisor; after vertical loading, intrusive displacement and stress in PDM were most homogeneous when the traction force was 12 mm from the incisal edge of central incisor. The results of this study suggested that the location of center of resistance (CRe) of six maxillary anterior teeth is about 14 mm gingivally and 12 mm lingually to incisal edge of central incisor. The location can provide evidence for theoretical and clinical study in orthodontics.

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  • Effects of Madder on Bone Biomechanical Property in Rats

    Bones are stained into red color with feeding madder, but we do not know whether the fed madder can change the bone biomechanical properties and bone mineral contents in animals. In this research, we established a rat model with feeding madder. The bone biomechanical properties were detected by universal material mechanics, bone mineral contents were detected by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and spectrometer, and red color material in bone was analyzed by high performance liquid chromatography. The results showed that bone biomechanical parameters in femur diaphysis in the 10% and 15% group rats were significantly higher than those in the control group after feeding madder for 6 months. The level of calcium, magnesium and zinc in femur diaphysis in 10% and 15% group rats were higher than those in the control group after feeding madder for 6 months. However, it was shown that the kidney congestion andhyperemia and the level of blood urea nitrogen and creatinine in the 15% group rats were significantly different compared to those in the control group rats after feeding madder for 6 months. The red colored material in bone is related to alizarin analyzed with high-performance liquid chromatography. The conclusion could be drawn that feeding 10% madder in diet was not toxic to the rats fed for 6 months, and it could improve bone biomechanical properties and increase bone mineral elements.

    Release date:2021-06-24 10:16 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Biomechanical Study of Lumbar Spine Under Different Vibration Conditions

    We observed the effect of vibration parameters on lumbar spine under different vibration conditions using finite element analysis method in our laboratory. In this study, the CT-images of L1-L5 segments were obtained. All images were used to develop 3D geometrical model using the Mimics10.01 (Materialise, Belgium). Then it was modified using Geomagic Studio12.0 (Raindrop Geomagic Inc. USA). Finite element (FE) mesh model was generated by Hypermesh11.0 (Altair Engineering, Inc. USA) and Abaqus. Abaqus was used to calculate the stress distribution of L1-L5 under different vibration conditions. It was found that in a vibration cycle, tensile stress was occurred on lumbar vertebra mainly. Stress distributed evenly and stress concentration occurred on the left rear side of the upper endplate. The stress had no obvious changes under different frequencies, but the stress was higher when amplitude was greater. In conclusion, frequency and amplitude parameters have little effect on the stress distribution in vertebra. The stress magnitude is positively correlated with the amplitude.

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