Publication detail

Computational Model of Hip Osteotomies

VRBKA, M. VAVERKA, M.

Czech title

Výpočtový model kyčelních osteotomií

English title

Computational Model of Hip Osteotomies

Type

conference paper

Language

en

Original abstract

The article presented deals with the problems of pathologically developed hip joints, which are solved by a suitable osteotomy (e.g. Chiari osteotomy). The aim of the work is to create a finite element model of the hip joint for the following states: physiological, pathological, and the state after reconstruction of geometry of the joint (osteotomy). Strain and stress analyses will be performed on these finite element models. The results of analyses should contribute to verification of the osteotomy carried out, and to the selection of suitable osteotomy for different types of joint damage.

Czech abstract

The article presented deals with the problems of pathologically developed hip joints, which are solved by a suitable osteotomy (e.g. Chiari osteotomy). The aim of the work is to create a finite element model of the hip joint for the following states: physiological, pathological, and the state after reconstruction of geometry of the joint (osteotomy). Strain and stress analyses will be performed on these finite element models. The results of analyses should contribute to verification of the osteotomy carried out, and to the selection of suitable osteotomy for different types of joint damage.

English abstract

The article presented deals with the problems of pathologically developed hip joints, which are solved by a suitable osteotomy (e.g. Chiari osteotomy). The aim of the work is to create a finite element model of the hip joint for the following states: physiological, pathological, and the state after reconstruction of geometry of the joint (osteotomy). Strain and stress analyses will be performed on these finite element models. The results of analyses should contribute to verification of the osteotomy carried out, and to the selection of suitable osteotomy for different types of joint damage.

Keywords in English

biomechanics, hip joint, osteotomy, finite element method (FEM), contact pressure, strain, stress, ANSYS

RIV year

2003

Released

12.11.2002

Publisher

Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport

Location

Praha

ISBN

80-86317-23-4

Book

Biomechanics of Man 2002

Pages count

3

BIBTEX


@inproceedings{BUT17508,
  author="Martin {Vrbka} and Michal {Vaverka},
  title="Computational Model of Hip Osteotomies",
  booktitle="Biomechanics of Man 2002",
  year="2002",
  month="November",
  publisher="Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport",
  address="Praha",
  isbn="80-86317-23-4"
}