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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2004 No.4EFFECTS OF MAGNITUDES OF INTERFERENCE ON IMPLANT-TO-BONE CONTACT STRESS

EFFECTS OF MAGNITUDES OF INTERFERENCE ON IMPLANT-TO-BONE CONTACT STRESS

 

Yu Haiyang  Jiang Xiaoyu  Zhou Zhongrong

(Key Laboratory of Advanced Material,Tribology Institute,Southwest Jiaotong University,Chengdu 610031 )

 

Abstract: The implant-to-bone contact stress following magnitudes of interference, which indicated the differences of the diameter between the implant and the receipting bone cavity at the interface, are calculated with the contact element method (CEM). The model of cubiform bone and columniform implant is developed based on clinic. The results indicat that the stress distribution is asymmetric with axis of implant. Stress magnitudes correlate strongly to those of interference. The maximum occurrs in direction of the medial-distal aspect in cortical bone layer and the minimum the buccal-lingual area on the bottom line in the cancellous bone. Along the radius, stresses decrease with the distance from the central point. Cortical bone contribute more to implant retention than cancellous bone. Coating has little effect on the contact pressure at the interface.

Key words: Implant-bone interface  Femur  Contact element stress  Magnitude of interference  Contact stress

CLC No: TQ174

国家自然科学基金(50275126, 50305030)、中国博士后科学基金(2003033526)、四川省重点科技攻关项目(03SG022)和西南交通大学基础科学研究基金(2003B03)资助项目. Received 30507, received in revised form 20031125

 

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