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Design and In Vitro Validation of an Orthopaedic Drill Guide for Femoral Stem Revision in Total Hip Arthroplasty.

Jan-Willem KlokJessica GroenewegenOlivier TemmermanNiels Van StratenBart Van StratenJenny DankelmanTim Horeman
Published in: IEEE journal of translational engineering in health and medicine (2024)
In the centralizing performance test, the drill guide significantly reduced drill hole deviations in both entry and exit points compared to the control ([Formula: see text]). The absolute deviation on the exit side of the cement plug was 10.59mm (SD 1.56) for the 'No drill guide' condition, 3.02mm (SD 2.09) for 'Drill guide - hold' and 2.12mm (SD 1.71) for 'Drill guide - release'. The compliant drill guide centralizer significantly lowered the risk of cortical bone perforation during intramedullary canal drilling in the bone models due to better control of the cement drill position. Clinical and Translational Impact Statement: The drill guide potentially reduces perioperative risks in cemented femoral stem revision. Future research should identify optimal scenarios for its application.
Keyphrases
  • total hip arthroplasty
  • total knee arthroplasty
  • bone mineral density
  • climate change
  • patients undergoing
  • soft tissue
  • risk assessment
  • body composition
  • smoking cessation
  • postmenopausal women
  • total hip
  • preterm birth