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Differences in Trochlear Morphology of a New Femoral Component Designed for Kinematic Alignment from a Mechanical Alignment Design

Autor: Maury L. Hull, Alexander Simileysky, Stephen M. Howell

Publikováno v: Bioengineering, Vol 11, Iss 1, p 62 (2024)

Because kinematic alignment (KA) aligns femoral components in greater valgus and with less external rotation than mechanical alignment (MA), the trochlear groove of an MA design used in KA is medialized, which can lead to complications. Hence, a KA d

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Can a 2D planar model more accurately determine locations of contact developed by the femoral condyles on the tibial insert in total knee arthroplasty than the penetration method?

Autor: Simileysky, Alexander, Hull, M.L.

Publikováno v: In Journal of Biomechanics March 2022 134

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Repeatability, reproducibility, and agreement of three methods for finding the mechanical axis of the human tibia

Autor: Alexander Simileysky, Maury L. Hull

Publikováno v: Computer methods in biomechanics and biomedical engineering. 25(11)

Identifying the center of the talocrural joint is crucial in defining the tibia's mechanical axis, which is used in a variety of applications such as a reference for measuring alignment variables following total knee arthroplasty. The objectives of t

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Agreement Between Two Methods for Computing the Anterior-Posterior Positions of Native Femoral Condyles Using Three-Dimensional Bone Models With and Without Articular Cartilage and Smoothing

Autor: Alexander Simileysky, M. L. Hull

Publikováno v: Journal of biomechanical engineering. 144(9)

Knowledge of anterior–posterior (AP) movement of the femoral condyles on the tibia in healthy knees serves to assess whether an artificial knee restores natural movement. Two methods for identifying AP positions and hence condylar movements include

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