Artificial High Flexion Knee for Eastern Lifestyles: Artificial High Flexion Knee Implant Design That Could Benefit the People in the Eastern World - Lazar Mathew - Boeken - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783848496358 - 24 april 2012
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Artificial High Flexion Knee for Eastern Lifestyles: Artificial High Flexion Knee Implant Design That Could Benefit the People in the Eastern World

Lazar Mathew

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Artificial High Flexion Knee for Eastern Lifestyles: Artificial High Flexion Knee Implant Design That Could Benefit the People in the Eastern World

Knee Joint is the largest and the most complex joint in the human body. Knee joint is subjected to degenerative diseases in the elderly. These diseases lead to the total degeneration of the meniscus in the knee which in turn results to the rubbing of the bones in the knee joint. The rubbing of bones causes enormous amount of pain. Total knee arthroplasty is the end stage surgical procedure for pain relief in degenerative diseases like arthritis. The articulating surfaces in the knee joint are replaced by metal components and the meniscus is replaced by a plastic spacer. The entire metal and the plastic spacer together are called the Artificial Knee. There are many models of artificial knee, which had been designed so far in 5 to 6 decades of arthroplasty history. This book details a research which was aimed to design an artificial knee customized for eastern lifestyles, which emphasizes the high flexion- extension range of over 125 degrees. This high flexion can provide the comfort of squatting/ semi squatting even after the Total Knee Replacement [TKR].

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 24 april 2012
ISBN13 9783848496358
Uitgevers LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Pagina's 136
Afmetingen 150 × 8 × 226 mm   ·   208 g
Taal en grammatica Engels