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Gill, H. S.
University of Bath
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- 2024Experiments and numerical modelling of secondary flows of blood and shear-thinning blood analogue fluids in rotating domainscitations
- 2024Auxetic fixation devices can achieve superior pullout performances compared to standard fixation conceptscitations
- 2021Properties of PMMA end cap holders affect FE stiffness predictions of vertebral specimens
- 20213D Printed Medical Grade Ti-6Al-4V Osteosynthesis Devices Meet the Requirements for Tensile Strength, Bending, Fatigue and Biocompatibility
- 2019Evaluating strength of 3D printed screw threads for patient-specific osteosynthesis plates
- 2019Evaluation of optimised cervical spine viscoelastic elements for sport injury analysis
- 2018The effect of plate design, bridging span, and fracture healing on the performance of high tibial osteotomy plates – an experimental and finite element study.citations
- 2017Validated cemented socket model for optimising acetabular fixation
- 2017Effect of absorbed fatty acids on physical properties of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene
- 2017Use of contrast agents on polymeric materials
- 2016A Python Package to Assign Material Properties of Bone to Finite Element Models from within Abaqus Software
- 2016An open source software tool to assign the material properties of bone for ABAQUS finite element simulationscitations
- 2016A validated specimen specific finite element model of vertebral body failure
- 2016Variations in Cortical Thickness of Composite Femur Test Specimens
- 2015Tibial Fracture after Unicompartmental Knee Replacement: The Importance of Surgical Cut Accuracy
- 2014Classification of retinal ganglion cells in the southern hemisphere lamprey Geotria australis (Cyclostomata)citations
- 2014Effect of Q-switched laser surface texturing of titanium on osteoblast cell response
- 2013Fracture of mobile unicompartmental knee bearingscitations
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Auxetic fixation devices can achieve superior pullout performances compared to standard fixation concepts
Abstract
<p>Despite bone screws being the most commonly inserted implant in orthopaedic surgery, 10% of fracture fixation failure is a result of screw migration or pullout. In this study, the effect of four auxetic structures on the pullout performance of a novel unthreaded bone fastener was investigated through experiments and numerical simulations. The auxetic fasteners included the re-entrant, rotating squares, missing rib, and tetrachiral structures. Parametric CAD models were developed for each, and polymer samples manufactured using a stereolithography process. Pullout testing using bone analogue material found the rotating squares fastener to achieve superior pullout resistance 2.5 times that of the non-auxetic control sample. With a pullout to push-in force ratio of 33.7, this fastener achieved high pullout resistance with a low insertion force improving ease of installation. The Poisson’s ratio of the structure was determined using image analysis to be −1.31, similar to the missing rib and re-entrant types. The low axial stiffness of 12.1 N mm<sup>−1</sup> for the rotating squares fastener was the reason for superior performance, allowing axial and resulting transverse strain to be initiated at relatively low load. The effect of increased diametral interference was investigated, and the re-entrant structure found to be superior with pullout resistance improved by 342%. This work provides a foundation for further development of unthreaded auxetic bone fasteners, which have the potential to replace screws for some orthopaedic applications and significantly reduce the prevalence of pullout as a failure mode.</p>