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Informationen zum Autor Professor Ian Hutchings has been GKN Professor of Manufacturing Engineering at the University of Cambridge since 2001. Before that, he was Reader in Tribology in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. He has extensive experience in research and teaching on tribological topics. Klappentext Tribology has been central to the development of this field of engineering and Friction, Lubrication, and Wear of Artificial Joints brings together the work of the foremost authorities. Recent key work, particularly on hip and knee replacement prostheses form the major part of this book. Artificial joint technology, clinical practice, and the monitoring of on-going wear in use have progressed by leaps and bounds in the last few years. Medical research engineers, tribology specialists, and materials technologists each play an important role in ensuring that this marriage of engineering and medicine delivers the best possible outcome for the patients who receive the implants. Contents of this book include: Biotribology - A personal view The influence of component geometry on the measurement of wear A tribological study of metal-on-metal total replacement hip joints The lubrication and friction of conventional UHMWPE, novel compliant layer and hard bearing surfaces for use in total hip prostheses Prediction of lubricating film thickness in UHMWPE hip joint replacements Wear of ceramic-on-ceramic hip prostheses under micro-separation simulation conditions Friction and wear testing of DLC type coatings on total hip replacement prostheses Simulator testing of total knee replacement A new measurement method for wear scars generated with knee simulators Zusammenfassung Tribology has been central to the development of this field of engineering and this work brings together the work on hip and knee replacement prostheses. Inhaltsverzeichnis Editor's Preface vii Foreword - Dr Todd Stewart ix Chapter 1 Biotribology - a personal view I M Hutchings 1 Chapter 2 Wear and functional biological activity of wear debris generated from UHMWPE-on-zirconia ceramic, metal-on-metal, and alumina ceramic-on-ceramic hip prostheses during hip simulator testing J L Tipper, J B Matthews, E Ingham, T D Stewart, J Fisher, and M H Stone 7 Chapter 3 The influence of component geometry on the measurement of wear J A Williams and J J Kauzlarich 29 Chapter 4 A tribological study of metal-on-metal total replacement hip joints D Dowson, A A J Goldsmith, C M McNie, and S L Smith 41 Chapter 5 The lubrication and friction of conventional UHMWPE, novel compliant layer, and hard bearing surfaces for use in total hip prostheses S C Scholes, S L Smith, H E Ash, and A Unsworth 59 Chapter 6 Prediction of lubricating film thickness in UHMWPE hip joint replacements Z M Jin, M Jagatia, and D Jalali-Vahid 75 Chapter 7 Wear of ceramic-on-ceramic hip prostheses under microseparation simulation conditions G M Insley, T Stewart, J Nevelos, J Fisher, and R M Streicher 89 Chapter 8 Friction and wear testing of DLC type coatings on total hip replacement prostheses A H S Jones, S K Taylor, D G Teer, and M Elloy 99 Chapter 9 Simulator testing of total knee replacements G W Blunn, C J Bell, P S Walker, S Chatterjee, J Perry, P Campbell, H Haider, and J P Paul 113 Chapter 10 A new measurement method for wear scars generated with knee simulators R Konrad, C Rieker, R Schon, O Muratoglu, and R Perinchief 127 Index 133 ...
