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The biomechanical analysis for biodegradable pure magnesium bone screws under three point bending and torsional test

Burak Atik, YUSUF BURAK BOZKURT, Yeşim Seçer Kavasoğlu, Yakup Uzun, Halim Kovacı, Ayhan Çelik

9th International Conference on Advanced Technologies İstanbul · 10.08.2020–12.08.2020 · 10.08.2020

Özet

Recently, magnesium and its alloys have been used as the raw material of degradable implants. In

the orthopedic implant group, it is used in the production of medical tools due to its close modulus

of elasticity and mechanical behavior suitable for bone tissue. In addition, magnesium is completely

biodegradable both in biocompatible and living organisms. The purpose of using a degradable

implant within the living organism is both to perform biomedical functions. It has become even

more attractive to use the biodegradable magnesium screws due to the use of the temporary (nonbiodegradable) implant in the living organism, the need for a secondary surgical operation to

remove it from the body, and the increased risk of complications for the patient. However, the

degradation times of magnesium screws; It is difficult to control the biological environment, the age

and gender of the patients and the implant geometry Determination of the degradation stage is

important for mechanical performance due to loss of mass and volume in the implant. Furthermore,

loss of adhesion performance due to deterioration of bone screws weakens the mechanical

properties of the implant system. Considering this feature of magnesium screws, pure magnesium

screws of different origin were kept in phosphate buffer solution (pH = 7.4) for 1 day, 1,4,12 and 26

weeks. Then, three-point bending and torsion tests were performed according to ASTM F2502-11

standard to examine the mechanical properties of the screws. In the mechanical tests applied for

both groups, when the three-point bending test and force-displacement curves were examined, it

was observed that the mechanical properties of the 26th week decreased by about half compared to

the 1st day. In the same way, when the torsion-torsion angle curves were examined in the torsion

test, it was observed that the mechanical properties of the 26th week decreased for both groups.

Atıf için künye

Atik, B., BOZKURT, Y. B., Seçer Kavasoğlu, Y., Uzun, Y., Kovacı, H., & Çelik, A. (2020). The biomechanical analysis for biodegradable pure magnesium bone screws under three point bending and torsional test. 9th International Conference on Advanced Technologies, İstanbul.

BibTeX
@inproceedings{atik2020-174346,
  author = {Atik, Burak and BOZKURT, YUSUF BURAK and Seçer Kavasoğlu, Yeşim and Uzun, Yakup and Kovacı, Halim and Çelik, Ayhan},
  title = {The biomechanical analysis for biodegradable pure magnesium bone screws under three point bending and torsional test},
  booktitle = {9th International Conference on Advanced Technologies},
  address = {İstanbul},
  year = {2020},
  url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/174346-the-biomechanical-analysis-for-biodegradable-pure-magnesium-bone-screws-under}
}