研究生: |
王芳儀 Fang-Yi Wang |
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論文名稱: |
積層製造椎籠之結構設計與生醫力學分析 Biomechanical Analysis of Additive Manufactured Cages with Different Structural Designs Using Finite Element Methods and Mechanical Tests |
指導教授: |
徐慶琪
Ching-Chi Hsu 趙振綱 Ching-Kong Chao |
口試委員: |
張定國
Ding-Guo Jang |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
工程學院 - 機械工程系 Department of Mechanical Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2016 |
畢業學年度: | 104 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 131 |
中文關鍵詞: | 後方椎間融合術 、椎籠 、鄰近節段退化 、有限元素分析 、積層製造 |
外文關鍵詞: | osterior lumbar interbody fusion, Cage, Adjacent segment degeneration, Finite element method, Additive manufacturing |
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隨年齡漸增的老化現象、長期姿勢不良或是不正常受力等因素使椎間盤受損,造成椎間不穩定,甚至壓迫脊椎周圍神經使病患感到疼痛、影響生活品質。治療此病症的常見手術方式為後方腰椎融合術,然而手術節段喪失的活動度在鄰近節段發生補償現象,進而衍生許多後遺症。本研究藉由有限元素分析軟體分析椎籠微結構,找到既能維持脊椎的穩定度,又能提供病患術後良好活動度,且達到減緩鄰近節段退化的最佳選擇。
本研究使用T10-S1多節段之胸腰椎脊椎模型,模擬腰椎L3-L4處發生退化,並於退化節段植入後方固定器及椎籠,針對椎籠微結構進行參數化分析、複合材料設計與混合型設計,在前彎、後彎、側彎和扭轉四種運動方向,探討各節椎間旋轉角度、椎籠最大應力、鄰近節段椎間盤最大應力與手術節段硬質骨最大應力等生物力學特性,並與工業技術研究院生醫與醫材研究所提供之機械實驗結果比較相關性探討。
由上述數值模擬與機械力學測試結果得知,「微結構支柱直徑」與「微結構支柱分佈密度」會顯著影響椎間旋轉角度結果,然而「微結構支柱角度」與「PEEK夾層厚度」對於椎間旋轉角度結果影響甚小;椎籠應避免設計成較細、較狹長與較稀疏的幾何結構,且不建議施加PEEK夾層,其目的為避免椎籠產生較高的應力值。在最終的混合型設計中,採用參數化分析所得之兩種較合適的微結構設計,企圖同時滿足椎間旋轉角度較接近完整模型且椎籠擁有較小的應力值,結果顯示以支柱直徑0.4 mm、支柱角度40°、支柱分佈密度較緊密的設計為最佳選擇。
Posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) has been the most commonly used surgical method for treating degenerative disc which caused by human aging, long-term bad posture or abnormal external force. But many clinical studies have showed that adjacent segment degeneration was found during the postoperative period. The purpose of this study was to find the best implant design which can maintain stabilizing effect and provide good postoperative activity for patients using finite element analysis (FEM).
Three-dimensional finite element models of the T10-S1 spine with cage of different geometric parameters were developed in this study and investigate the parametric analysis, composite materials design and hybrid design of cage. To simulate the bone fusion surgery, the cage was inserted into the L3-L4. The loading cases of flexion, extension, lateral bending and torsion were considered. In post-processing, the intersegmental rotation, the von Mises stress of cage and the von Mises stress of intervertebral disc and cortical bone were calculated at index levels and adjacent levels. Then we consider the correlation between numerical simulation and the mechanical experiment data from Biomedical Technology and Device Research Laboratories of Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI_BDL ).
"Micro-structural pillar diameter" and "micro-structural pillar density" significantly affect the intersegmental rotation by the numerical simulation and the mechanical test. However, "micro-structural pillar angle" and "the thickness of the PEEK layer" had no influence. Cage avoids being slender, narrow and scattered geometry. In addition, adding the PEEK layer to the micro-structure is not a good choice to prevent stress of the cage getting higher value. In order to get the best intersegmental rotation and the von Mises stress of cage, we mix two appropriate micro-structures from parametric analysis in hybrid design. Consequently, the 0.4 mm of the pillar diameter, the 55°of the pillar angle and the dense pillar density is the best design.
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