Architected implant designs for long bones: Advantages of minimal surface-based topologies

Volume: 207, Pages: 109838 - 109838
Published: Sep 1, 2021
Abstract
Large bone fractures often require porous implants for complete healing. In this work, we numerically investigate the suitability of three topologically very different architected materials for long bone implants: the octet truss-based lattice, the Schwartz P minimal surface-based lattice and the spinodal stochastic surface-based lattice. Each implant topology (reinforcement) and its surrounding tissue (soft matrix) are modeled as a composite...
Paper Details
Title
Architected implant designs for long bones: Advantages of minimal surface-based topologies
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Volume
207
Pages
109838 - 109838
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