Background： The modular hemipelvic prosthesis has been used in patient of Type I-IV pelvic tumor with good outcomes, but how to keep the stability between the prosthesis and the residual sacrum is a problem. An addit...Background： The modular hemipelvic prosthesis has been used in patient of Type I-IV pelvic tumor with good outcomes, but how to keep the stability between the prosthesis and the residual sacrum is a problem. An additional screw-rod system seems to solve it, but its biomechanical characters are still not well understood, which need experimental evaluation. Methods： Six pelvic specimens were prepared in three conditions （normal intact pelvis, ＂normal＂; the pelvis of left Type I-IV defect and implanted with prosthesis without/with additional screw-rod system, ＂rod-＂ and ＂rod＋＂）. Compressing biomechanical experiments （50-500N） were performed in these three conditions, respectively. Results： The loadings during the experiments are in accordance with the linear elastic control mode. Under the increasing loading, the implanted pelvises displaced asymmetrically, unlike normal intact pelvis. The vertical displacement of ＂rod＋＂ changed significantly, whereas ＂rod-＂ did not. For both implanted pelvis, right side displaced less than left side （P values 〈0.05）. Conclusions： The implanted pelvis showed asymmetric displacement under loading, where healthy side displaced more. The implanted pelvis plus screw-rod system showed less displacement at implanted side but more at contralateral side in comparison with those without screw-rod system.展开更多
In this paper,we describe the design and surgical process of personalised pelvic prostheses fixation through 3D printing according to different Enneking pelvic tumour zones:the ilium(Zone I),acetabulum(Zone II),and pu...In this paper,we describe the design and surgical process of personalised pelvic prostheses fixation through 3D printing according to different Enneking pelvic tumour zones:the ilium(Zone I),acetabulum(Zone II),and pubis and ischium(Zone III).A 3D model of the pelvis was reconstructed using imaging data,and the parameters on the planes of the acetabulum and pelvic incisal margin were measured.The main body of the pelvic prosthesis was constructed,a porous structure was designed on the bone-prosthesis interface,and the movement paths,lengths,and diameters of screws were planned.By combining the pathological model and osteotomy guide,limb salvage reconstruction was performed in patients with pelvic tumours.Preoperative and postoperative data were compared to verify the prosthesis stability.Our investigation revealed that the long-term survival of pelvic reconstruction prostheses depends on accurate matching with the bone defect area,good initial stability,and a porous structure to allow bone ingrowth.展开更多
文摘Background： The modular hemipelvic prosthesis has been used in patient of Type I-IV pelvic tumor with good outcomes, but how to keep the stability between the prosthesis and the residual sacrum is a problem. An additional screw-rod system seems to solve it, but its biomechanical characters are still not well understood, which need experimental evaluation. Methods： Six pelvic specimens were prepared in three conditions （normal intact pelvis, ＂normal＂; the pelvis of left Type I-IV defect and implanted with prosthesis without/with additional screw-rod system, ＂rod-＂ and ＂rod＋＂）. Compressing biomechanical experiments （50-500N） were performed in these three conditions, respectively. Results： The loadings during the experiments are in accordance with the linear elastic control mode. Under the increasing loading, the implanted pelvises displaced asymmetrically, unlike normal intact pelvis. The vertical displacement of ＂rod＋＂ changed significantly, whereas ＂rod-＂ did not. For both implanted pelvis, right side displaced less than left side （P values 〈0.05）. Conclusions： The implanted pelvis showed asymmetric displacement under loading, where healthy side displaced more. The implanted pelvis plus screw-rod system showed less displacement at implanted side but more at contralateral side in comparison with those without screw-rod system.
基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2016YFC1100600)the Multicenter Clinical Research Project of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine(No.DLY201506)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.81972058,and 81902194)the Multidisciplinary Team Clinical Research Project of Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital(No.201701003)。
文摘In this paper,we describe the design and surgical process of personalised pelvic prostheses fixation through 3D printing according to different Enneking pelvic tumour zones:the ilium(Zone I),acetabulum(Zone II),and pubis and ischium(Zone III).A 3D model of the pelvis was reconstructed using imaging data,and the parameters on the planes of the acetabulum and pelvic incisal margin were measured.The main body of the pelvic prosthesis was constructed,a porous structure was designed on the bone-prosthesis interface,and the movement paths,lengths,and diameters of screws were planned.By combining the pathological model and osteotomy guide,limb salvage reconstruction was performed in patients with pelvic tumours.Preoperative and postoperative data were compared to verify the prosthesis stability.Our investigation revealed that the long-term survival of pelvic reconstruction prostheses depends on accurate matching with the bone defect area,good initial stability,and a porous structure to allow bone ingrowth.
