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Journal of Medical Biomechanics ; (6): E418-E423, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-804345

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Objective To introduce the structure of the self-developed design for customized hip stem prothesis and decribe its standard cross-section shape. Methods The proximal femur model was reconstructed based on a patient’s CT image with DICOM format. The rectangle borders on cross-section of the matching area of the hip stem prosthesis were created, and the cross-section contour lines in rectangle borders were formed preliminarily by using simple lines. Based on the proximal femur model, the hip stem prosthesis was verified, and made modification to match the corresponding femoral cavity of the patient through adjusting design parameters. Results The cross-section of the customized hip stem prosthesis was of standard shapes, which was convenient for the quick design of this kind of individualized prosthesis with a simple design course. The parametric design program greatly reduced the workload when designing individualized hip stem prosthesis. Conclusions The design of customized hip stem prosthesis with standard cross-section shape could help to increase the success rate of artificial hip replacement surgeries, promote the application of customized hip stem prosthesis in clinic, and further improve the life quality of patients.

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Journal of Medical Biomechanics ; (6): E536-E542, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-804332

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Objective To introduce the design principles and functional modules of a self-programmed software system for designing customized hip stem prosthesis based on X-ray films. Methods Some femoral anatomical feature points (e.g. the peak of trochanter minor, the center of femoral head, trochanteric fossa), two planned points on osteotomy line (a boundary point at the side of trochanter major and the lowest point on the osteotomy line), and some key location points for designing (e.g. the hip stem far-end location point, the highest point of neck shaft connecting section) were extracted from X-ray films by using image processing methods to predict the patient’s proximal femoral cavities. The customized hip stem prosthesis was designed by inputting the design parameters (e.g. the neck-shaft angle, anteversion angle, thickness of reserved cancellous bone, radiuses of the cross-section in matching area of the prosthesis, height of transition area of the prosthesis). Two-dimensional cross-section verification on matching area of the customized hip stem prosthesis and three-dimensional overall verification were conducted. Results According to the verification results, the design parameters were adjusted to regenerate point cloud data of the hip stem prosthesis model, which could make the designed hip stem prosthesis match the patient’s femoral cavity and finally meet the requirements for the customized purpose. Conclusions The program system introduced in this paper can be used to design customized hip stem prostheses for patients. With the much shorter design cycle and relatively lower cost, this program system can promote the application of customized hip stem prosthesis in clinic and further prove the life quality of patients.

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