Fixation of traumatic pubic symphysis disruption using a new cable implant system: pre-clinical assessment of a 3D printed prototype
Fixation of traumatic pubic symphysis disruption using a new cable implant system: pre-clinical assessment of a 3D printed prototype
批准号:
452787269
负责人:
Privatdozent Dr. Martin C. Jordan
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-12-31 至 2021-12-31
中文摘要
在医学创新的跨学科方法中,解剖学和整形外科系提议与添加剂生产中心合作,开发一种新的电缆植入系统,用于治疗耻骨联合的创伤性破坏。该项目旨在通过包括耻骨联合的跨闭孔电缆固定来创造一种替代目前黄金标准的耻骨联合电镀的方法。电缆固定是为了避免与当前治疗标准相关的常见并发症(植入物松动、植入物失败)。一个协作的、多学科的概念允许在一个项目中开发和制造植入物,评估身体标本的临床应用,以及植入物特性的生物力学测试。在数字规划之后,将使用一种名为冷金属融合的3D打印技术来创建植入物原型。然后,可以通过在人类身体骨盆上的应用来测试这种植入物的安全操作技术。最后,生物力学评估应该允许洞察材料特性和新植入物在人造骨和人骨中的长期稳定性。对拟议中的电缆植入物的最终分析可能为可能的前瞻性临床研究和骨盆损伤治疗的现代未来铺平道路。
英文摘要
In an interdisciplinary approach to medical innovation, the departments of Anatomy and Orthopedic Surgery propose the collaboration with the Center for Additive Production to develop a new cable-implant-system for the treatment of the traumatic disruption of the pubic symphysis. This project aims to create an alternative to the current gold-standard symphyseal plating by including a trans-obturator cable fixation of the pubic symphysis. Cable fixation is an attempt at avoiding common complications associated with the current treatment standard (implant loosening, implant failure). A collaborative, multidisciplinary concept allows implant development and manufacturing, evaluation of the clinical application in cadaver specimens, and biomechanical testing of the implant characteristics within one project. After the digital planning, a 3D printing technology called cold-metal-fusion will be used to create an implant prototype. This implant can then be tested for safe operating techniques through the application in human cadaver pelvises. Finally, a biomechanical evaluation should allow insight into material properties and the long-term stability of the new implant in synthetic and human bone. The final analysis of the proposed cable implant could pave the way to possible prospective clinical studies and a modern future in the treatment of pelvic injuries.
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