Assembly comprising composite materials for bearing surfaces and uses thereof in reconstructive or artificial joints
A composite material, load-bearing surface technology, used in hip joints, joint implants, joint implants, etc., can solve problems such as osteolysis, osteoporosis, joint damage, etc.
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[0093] Example 1 - General steps used to make the pin
[0094] All pins are machined from injection molded substrates. All substrates were produced using standard conditions, eg as described in general literature available from Invibio Limited. The machined pins were polished to a surface roughness (Sa) of about 1 micron. All pins were cleaned in aqueous ethanol and demineralized water and annealed using a typical annealing protocol such as that described in the general literature available from Invibio Ltd. All pins are machined so that any fiber alignment caused by the direction of polymer flow is parallel to the reciprocating motion. All pins were gamma sterilized with a radiation dose of 50 kGy unless otherwise specified.
Embodiment 2
[0095] Example 2 - General steps used to make the board
[0096] All panels are machined from injection molded substrates. All substrates were produced using standard conditions. The machined plates were ground to maintain the injection molded surface finish (Sa approximately 1 micron). All plates were cleaned in aqueous ethanol and demineralized water and annealed using the normal annealing protocol. All plates were machined so that any fiber alignment caused by the direction of polymer flow was parallel to the reciprocating motion.
Embodiment 3
[0097] Example 3 - General procedure for testing materials
[0098] Use a pin-to-plate wear tester. The machine described is a four-position pin-to-plate wear tester with reciprocating and rotational motion. The reciprocating motion is performed with a sledgehammer moving along two fixed parallel hardened steel bars and a heated bed, the lubricant plate and plate holder are placed on top of this sledgehammer. Rotary motion is used for each pin using a small motor. The cycle frequency of both the reciprocating motion and the rotating motion is set at about 1 Hz. The plate holder consists of four sleeves into which the plate coupons are clamped. The lubricant is contained in a lubricant pan and heated to a temperature of 37°C by resistors in the heated bed. Heating is controlled by thermocouples. A load (20N or 40N) is applied to each position by a lever mechanism. A lubricant level probe made of platinum wire is attached to the lubricant pan, keeping the lubricant at a ...
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