Bone Response to Stainless Steel and Titanium Bone Plates

Sahoo, Nanda Kishore; Anand, Sunil; Bhardwaj, J R; Sachdeva, Vikas; Sapru, B L

doi:10.1016/s0377-1237(17)31029-8

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“…According to this study, it can be stated that SLM AISI 316L material would be more suitable for the construction of long term implants where strong bonding to hard tissues is required. On the other hand, "standard" AISI 316L may be used for the manufacturing of short term implants, as there is mostly only soft fibrillar tissue bonded to its surface [79]. Increased surface wettability is also connected to accelerated adhesion of blood proteins, which is linked with the initial stage of the tissue healing process [80].…”

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Complex Corrosion Properties of AISI 316L Steel Prepared by 3D Printing Technology for Possible Implant Applications

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This paper deals with the investigation of complex corrosion properties of 3D printed AISI 316L steel and the influence of additional heat treatment on the resulting corrosion and mechanical parameters. There was an isotonic solution used for the simulation of the human body and a diluted sulfuric acid solution for the study of intergranular corrosion damage of the tested samples. There were significant microstructural changes found for each type of heat treatment at 650 and 1050 °C, which resulted in different corrosion properties of the tested samples. There were changes of corrosion potential, corrosion rate and polarization resistance found by the potentiodynamic polarization method. With regard to these results, the most appropriate heat treatment can be applied to applications with intended use in medicine.

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Complex Corrosion Properties of AISI 316L Steel Prepared by 3D Printing Technology for Possible Implant Applications

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“…Researches are going on to develop a technique using fl ow cytometry, for the purpose of detecting the activation of lymphocytes stimulated by a metal, and measuring different mediators (cytokines, infl ammatory mediators) released in response to the metal. Sahoo et al in his experiments found that there was osteoid tissue deposition around titanium which was a unique property lacking in stainless steel 26 .…”

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Osteosynthetic Materials Used in Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of Facial Fractures in University Hospital Setting- A Retrospective Study

2020

IJFMT

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Facial fractures and management form a significant quantum of work for maxillofacial surgeons. Understanding the appropriate surgical techniques and materials can avoid complications like infections, implant loosening, improper healing and resurgeries. The aim of the study is to compare the two most commonly used osteosynthetic materials for open reduction and internal fixation -stainless steel and titanium. A retrospective data collection was done from March 2019 to June 2020 for a period of 10 months. Case records of patients who reported with facial trauma and underwent open reduction internal fixation(ORIF) were reviewed. There were 105 patients who reported with facial trauma, among which 47 patients needed ORIF. Parameters analysed were age, gender, site of fracture and choice of plate material. Among these, 44 were males and 3 were females. 35 patients were below 35 years and 12 patients were above 35 years. 65% were treated using Titanium plate & 35 % with stainless steel plate. Chi square test was performed to study the statistical significance and p value was found to be (0.030)<0.05, statistically significant proving titanium is more used in patients below 35 years of age.This study showed that titanium plates were most commonly preferred over stainless steel plates. This is in consensus with existing literature that titanium plates are widely used for ORIF in facial fractures. However, though 35% of our study group still preferred to be treated with stainless steel plates. Whether age or socioeconomic reasons played a role in the choice of treatment needs to be further evaluated with larger sample size and multicentre studies among our population.

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“…This could leads to reduction in long term performance of the implant. 20 316 L stainless orthopedic implant provides ease in the removal of implant from the body as compared to titanium implant and prolong use of stainless steel implants are not recommended. 20…”

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WEDM microdrilling of 316 L stainless steel orthopedic implant

Sahu

Pattanayak

Panda

2020

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C:

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The development in manufacturing has insisted upon the fabrication of microdrilled holes on orthopedic implants, with finished side wall (devoid of cracks and burr), thin recast layer, low taper, and improved circularity at entry and exit of the hole. In this study, therefore, a multiobjective optimization of wire electric discharge machining microdrilling response characteristics is addressed in order to improve the hole quality characteristics and viability of implants. To improve the quality characteristics of the hole, a hybrid statistical analysis is developed based on grey relational analysis and coefficient of variation. It identifies the key process parameters that are responsible for improving the quality of the hole. The parametric study also reveals that wire feed rate and servo feed rate have a striking effect on the quality of the hole. An important implication of this study is that a thin recast layer, improved entry and exit circularity, adequate taper were observed under optimum drilling condition.

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Bone Response to Stainless Steel and Titanium Bone Plates

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Complex Corrosion Properties of AISI 316L Steel Prepared by 3D Printing Technology for Possible Implant Applications

Complex Corrosion Properties of AISI 316L Steel Prepared by 3D Printing Technology for Possible Implant Applications

Osteosynthetic Materials Used in Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of Facial Fractures in University Hospital Setting- A Retrospective Study

WEDM microdrilling of 316 L stainless steel orthopedic implant

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