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The present study introduces a tribological comparison of five polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) hydrogel specimens with different physiological properties and possible candidate materials for cartilage replacement.
Daniel Němeček +8 more
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Organisms experience friction and wear. They have optimized lubrication systems. After all, Nature is an "engineering office" which has been "in business" for millions of years.
Drack, Manfred +2 more
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Underwater surface haptics based on friction modulation provide new concepts for immersive extended reality haptic technology. A previous study proposed a modulation method by using a voltage-controlled technique in saline solutions, demonstrating that ...
Xue Zhou +6 more
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[EN] Artificial hip joints operate in aqueous biofluids that are highly reactive towards metallic surfaces. The reactivity at the metal interface is enhanced by mechanical interaction due to friction, which can change the near-surface structure of the ...
S. Mischler +14 more
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Alternative materials - cobalt / UHMWPE composite coatings
edition: Biotribology - Bridging Engineering and Medecinestatus ...
Benea, L. +3 more
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Biotribological Wear Prediction of Alumina–Polymer Hip Prostheses Using Finite Element Analysis
This study investigates the biotribological performance of alumina–UHMWPE and alumina–PEEK hip implant couples through finite element simulation (ANSYS v24) and statistical inference (STATA v17).
Mhd Ayham Darwich +3 more
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Striated Pattern on Worn Surface of a Retrieved TKR Tibial Insert Stems from Microstructural Changes in the UHMWPE. [PDF]
Wimmer MA +3 more
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Translational Characterization of Macrophage Responses to Stable and Non-Stable CoCrMo Wear and Corrosion Debris Generated In-Situ for Total Hip Replacement. [PDF]
Ebinger K +4 more
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Proteins can adsorb on the surface of materials, such as soft contact lenses (SCLs), and can affect the hydrophobicity, roughness, and surface properties of the contact lenses (CLs), which, in turn, can influence the friction between the lenses and the ...
Luís Vilhena, Amílcar Ramalho
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