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Biotribology of artificial hip joints
Hip arthroplasty can be considered one of the major successes of orthopedic surgery, with more than 350000 replacements performed every year in the United States with a constantly increasing rate. The main limitations to the lifespan of these devices are due to tribological aspects, in particular the wear of mating surfaces, which implies a loss of ...
Francesca, Di Puccio, Lorenza, Mattei
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Biotribology of articular cartilage
This bachelor thesis deals with biotribology of articular cartilage. The first part deals with the analysis of individual building components of cartilage.
Furmann, Denis
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Tactile perception is a complex system, which depends on frictional interactions between skin and counter-body. The contact mechanics of tactile friction is governed by many factors such as the state and properties of skin and counter-body.
S. Zhang +6 more
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Abstract The purpose of this research is to develop data‐driven machine learning (ML) models capable of estimating the specific wear rate of ultra‐high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) used in hip replacement implants. The results of the data‐driven models are demonstrating a high level of consistency with the experimental findings acquired from ...
Vipin Kumar +2 more
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The development of a small-scale wear test for CoCrMo specimens with human synovial fluid [PDF]
A new test was developed to measure friction and wear of hip implant materials under reciprocating sliding conditions. The method requires a very small amount of lubricant (
Parkes, Maria +17 more
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Role of protein concentration on transient film thickness in synovial fluid lubricated joints [PDF]
A computational model of protein aggregation lubrication has been developed for predicting transient behaviour in lubricated prosthetics. The model uses an advection-diffusion equation to simulate protein transport in order to map concentration changes ...
Nissim, L +9 more
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The lubricating property of hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) is used for the first time to facilitate joint mobility. The effect of increasing the addition of nanoparticle (BNPs) and nanosheet (BNNSs) structures on the CoF is discussed. BNNS doped hydrogel showed an 18.9% decrease in CoF compared to untreated hydrogel.
Yapıncak Goncu +6 more
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In order to investigate the biotribology behavior of a novel artificial joint pair composed of a carbon/carbon composite femoral head and an ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) acetabular cup, a hip joint simulator was employed to predict ...
Ke Zhi Li +5 more
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Methods for Evaluating Friction between Intravascular Device and Vascular Biomodel
In recent years, endovascular treatments, in which a treatment device such as a catheter is inserted into a blood vessel to directly approach a lesion, have become increasingly popular worldwide.
Kazuto Takashima +4 more
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EFFECT OF HYALURONIC ACID MOLECULAR WEIGHT ON FRICTION OF ARTICULAR CARTILAGE [PDF]
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is among others one of the component of synovial fluid (SF) and is the main component which affects the rheology of SF. However, during various degenerative joint diseases like osteoarthritis, the concentration and molecular weight ...
David REBENDA +3 more
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