Cutting Rate Effect on Temperature During Cortical Bone Sawing

Hamid Khalili Parsa; Ger Reilly; Brendan McCormack

doi:10.21427/r6wd-3804

Cutting Rate Effect on Temperature During Cortical Bone Sawing

Hamid Khalili Parsa, Ger Reilly, Brendan McCormack

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Abstract

When bone is cut the occurrence of thermal damage to the bone is of major concern to the surgeon. If the temperature exceeds 44°C for longer than 1 min, bone repair is impaired (Eriksson et al, 1984) and necrosis may occur. Repeated use of cutting blades may reduce the cutting efficiency (Wevers et al, 1987; Toksvig-Larsen et al, 1992). Wevers et al also found that there is a greater force required to cut cortical bone using a blunt saw compared to new one.

Original language	English
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.21427/r6wd-3804
Publication status	Published - 2006
Externally published	Yes
Event	Bioengineering In Ireland Conference - Galway, Ireland Duration: 27 Jan 2006 → 28 Jan 2006

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Conference	Bioengineering In Ireland Conference
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Galway
Period	27/01/06 → 28/01/06

Keywords

thermal damage
bone repair
necrosis
cutting efficiency
cortical bone
cutting blades

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