Tibial rotational alignment technology on patellofemoral Biomechanical Experimental Study.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 21 Tibial rotational alignment technology on patellofemoral Biomechanical Experimental Study Authors: Xiao-Bing Chu Hai-Shan Xu Changming, Yun-Li Tao Kun Wang Xinyu 【Key Words】 knee arthroplasty Abstract: [Objective] To investigate the changes in total knee arthroplasty tibial rotation of the line technology for patellofemoral biomechanics of the potential impact of surgery carried out to guide the correct tibiofemoral rotational alignment in order to reduce postoperative patellofemoral joint concurrent the occurrence of disease. [Method] 9 fresh-frozen human knee joint experiment to design their own experiments knee frame, with the Instron 8501 tester biomechanics of common experimental platform built to simulate physiological conditions, since the standing position the knee flexion squatting movements. Artificial knee joint using LPS total knee systems, surgery by the same experienced surgeon to control the implementation of experimental error, compared to tibial tubercle, the middle 1 / 3 at the junction of the logo (tibial tuberosity line technology) and in femoral physical location (ROM on-line technology) to determine tibial rotation of the two kinds of technology available patellofemoral joint biomechanics of indicators, select 30 °, 60 °, 90 °, 120 ° angle of the experimental observations of each group experiment, Application of Fuji’s production of ultra-low-sensitive pressure-sensitive film, low-sensitive pressure-sensitive film measured patellofemoral joint contact area and contact pressure, and finally FPD305E, FPD306E pressure detector and computer software processing the results obtained by digitization. [Results] artificial knee arthroplasty tibial tubercle on-line technical team with the ROM on-line technical team received an average peak patellofemoral contact pressure, contact area and so on average showed no statistically significant difference (Pgt; 010). [Conclusion] total knee arthroplasty after femoral