(Hierarchical) Bone Structure - User page server for CoEuser.engineering.uiowa.edu/~bme_158/Lecture/Biomech… ·  · 2002-11-14100 Torsion, Ncm/ deqree E compression, N/cm . TABLE

(Hierarchical) Bone Structure

Basic Multicellular Unit (BMU)

Mechanism-Based Fracture Classification

Fracture Morphology (Mechanistic)

Fracture Morphology

Flexure vs. Torsional Load Uptake

Fracture Healing Parameters

Callus Maturation

Classic Four Stages of Fracture Healing

Periosteal vs. Endosteal

Callus

Gap Healing Histology

Interfragmentary Strain Theory

External Fixation Interfragmentary Strain

Strain in Large Fracture Gaps

Healing with Stiff External Fixation

Primary vs. Secondary Healing

Secondary Contact Healing

Loading Modes

Fixation Mode Rigidities

External Fixator Arrangements

External Fixator Arrangements

Frame Stiffness Comparisons

Rigidity-Increasing Parameters

Pin Tract Biomechanics

Compression Plating

Principles

Intramedullary Nails

Subtrochanteric Fracture Fixation

Comparative Fixation Stiffness

Response to Nail vs.

Plate

Response to Ex-Fix vs. Plate

Response to Number of Pins

Effects of Static Compression

Unilateral vs. Bilateral Frames

Effects of Dynamization

Biomechanical Considerations in Fracture Treatment

Normal vs. Shear Stress

Stress-Strain Curve