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Bone cutting processes and removal behaviors in orthopedic surgery with an ultrasonic orthopedic scalpel

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Corresponding AuthorWu,Yongbo
Publication Years
2023-05-01
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0041-624X
Volume131
Abstract
Bone cutting is a common and important procedure in surgery. As a type of orthopedic instrument, ultrasonic orthopedic scalpels (UOSs) have been widely used due to their safety and convenience. Therefore, it is very important to have a deep understanding of the cutting process and the bone removal behavior of a UOS, to improve cutter design and complement the basic theory of the bone-cutting mechanism. However, few studies have focused on the characteristics of ultrasonic cutting. In this work, based on bone structure, the bone-cutting processes of a UOS were defined and the bone removal behavior in ultrasonic bone cutting was studied. In this study, it was believed that a direction of ultrasonic vibration different from that of the lamellar arrangement and collagen fibers would lead to different cutting characteristics. Based on this, the cutting modes were divided into four typical types. After examining and analyzing the crack propagation and chip formation of compact bone for the four cutting modes, the removal behaviors of ultrasonic bone cutting were defined. At the same time, the surface morphology indicated that there were significant differences in the surface damage for different cutting modes, which supported the idea that the bone removal behaviors were different for different modes. In addition, the force signals were analyzed and the results showed that there were differences in the cutting forces for different cutting modes. The static and dynamic components of the cutting forces were also analyzed. The study demonstrated the correlation between bone removal and the microscopic and submicroscopic structure of bone in ultrasonic cutting. These conclusions provided guidelines for analyzing bone tissue injuries caused by UOSs, improving the surgical process of bone cutting, optimizing the design of orthopedic instruments, and further complementing the basic theory of bone cutting.
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CLINICAL MEDICINE
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2-s2.0-85149850352
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Document TypeJournal Article
Identifierhttp://kc.sustech.edu.cn/handle/2SGJ60CL/515732
DepartmentDepartment of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Affiliation
1.Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT),Harbin,150000,China
2.Department of Mechanical and Energy Engineering,Southern University of Science and Technology,Shenzhen,518055,China
First Author AffilicationDepartment of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
Corresponding Author AffilicationDepartment of Mechanical and Energy Engineering
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Zhang,Shibo,Chen,Zhirui,Wu,Hanqiang,et al. Bone cutting processes and removal behaviors in orthopedic surgery with an ultrasonic orthopedic scalpel[J]. ULTRASONICS,2023,131.
APA
Zhang,Shibo,Chen,Zhirui,Wu,Hanqiang,Li,Gengzhuo,&Wu,Yongbo.(2023).Bone cutting processes and removal behaviors in orthopedic surgery with an ultrasonic orthopedic scalpel.ULTRASONICS,131.
MLA
Zhang,Shibo,et al."Bone cutting processes and removal behaviors in orthopedic surgery with an ultrasonic orthopedic scalpel".ULTRASONICS 131(2023).
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