Hip dislocation is still a relevant clinical issue of hip arthroplasty [Stralen et al. 2003, Berry et al. 2004]. The factors which play an influence on the propensity for dislocation are related to the patient’s anamnesis and to the surgical interview: for example, the acetabular position and orientation, the femoral head size, the neck diameter and length, etc. An optimal set up of these variables can be accomplished through a careful design of both the prosthetic components and the surgical interview. This work demonstrates that a multibody model of the joint can be a useful aid as a design tool: it can allow to verify the amplitude of the allowed movements for each given configuration.
Multibody model of hip dislocation / Zanetti, Elisabetta; Salaorno, M; Audenino, Alberto. - In: JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICS. - ISSN 0021-9290. - STAMPA. - 41:S1(2008), pp. S438-S438. [10.1016/S0021-9290(08)70437-8]
Multibody model of hip dislocation
ZANETTI, ELISABETTA;AUDENINO, Alberto
2008
Abstract
Hip dislocation is still a relevant clinical issue of hip arthroplasty [Stralen et al. 2003, Berry et al. 2004]. The factors which play an influence on the propensity for dislocation are related to the patient’s anamnesis and to the surgical interview: for example, the acetabular position and orientation, the femoral head size, the neck diameter and length, etc. An optimal set up of these variables can be accomplished through a careful design of both the prosthetic components and the surgical interview. This work demonstrates that a multibody model of the joint can be a useful aid as a design tool: it can allow to verify the amplitude of the allowed movements for each given configuration.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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