Force prediction for spinal implant optimization
A technology of implants and orthopedic implants, applied in the field of spinal internal fixation, can solve the problems of not being able to provide actual data in real time
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[0085] now refer to figure 1, which schematically illustrates an exemplary system the use of which enables implementation of the disclosed method for practical use of a potentially acceptable bone-implant system to optimize bone over time - Integration and function of the implant. In step A, a subject 14 is shown lying on an operating table 17 during a surgical implant procedure of the subject's spine 15 . The implant 12 (in this case a multi-layer spinal fusion rod) is selected, its shape according to the pre-operative plan or the surgeon's adaptation, and has been analyzed to suit the patient's clinical situation. One or more implant rods have a photoelastic coating on their outer surface, or have another type of stress sensor attached thereto, and are connected by pedicle screws 16 or other hardware to the vertebral location to be fused Or attach to the vertebral area to be repositioned. A real-time imaging device 11 , such as but not limited to a CCD camera or scanner, ...
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