Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant

The design of current talus implant are focusing too much on mechanical simplicity and usually based on certain population which tends to ignore the anatomically difference between populations. An anatomically talus implant design is known can reduce the contact pressure but one of the constraints f...

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Main Authors: Rosdi, Daud, Mas Ayu, Hassan, Siti Haryani, Tomadi, Salwani, Mohd Salleh, S., Suaidah, Arman Shah, Abdullah, Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir
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spelling ump-240582019-03-12T04:14:20Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/24058/ Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant Rosdi, Daud Mas Ayu, Hassan Siti Haryani, Tomadi Salwani, Mohd Salleh S., Suaidah Arman Shah, Abdullah Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery The design of current talus implant are focusing too much on mechanical simplicity and usually based on certain population which tends to ignore the anatomically difference between populations. An anatomically talus implant design is known can reduce the contact pressure but one of the constraints for designing implant anatomically is to get bone parameters. This is due to the difficulty to get enough volunteers in getting bone parameters using hazardous method (X-ray or CT scan) .Thus, the talus implant (TI) for particular population was developed based on artificial neural network (ANN) prediction. By using Finite Element Method (FEM), numerical models that include mainly the talus bone and the talus implants are created to compare the contact pressure distribution of the newly develop talus implant with the three different kind of current talus implant designs (BOX, STAR & TNK). For FEM results, only BOX and the newly develop talus implant exceeded the contact stress recommended for the superior articular surface compared to the others. The results also showed that the stress increased near the resected surface. Thus, it is agreed that excessive bone resection may not support the force at the ankle which consequently may contribute to early loosening and subsidence of the talus implant. It is concluded that the excessive bone resection can be avoided by perfectly match talus implant which only can be achieved by designing talus implant for a particular population. Trans Tech Publications 2018 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Rosdi, Daud and Mas Ayu, Hassan and Siti Haryani, Tomadi and Salwani, Mohd Salleh and S., Suaidah and Arman Shah, Abdullah and Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir (2018) Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant. In: 6th International Conference on Nanostructures, Nanomaterials and Nanoengineering, ICNNN 2017 and 2nd International Conference on Materials Technology and Applications, ICMTA 2017, 26-27 October 2017 , Tokyo; Japan. pp. 153-160., 916. ISSN 0255-5476 ISBN 978-303571201-8 https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.916.153 https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.916.153
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topic TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
spellingShingle TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery
Rosdi, Daud
Mas Ayu, Hassan
Siti Haryani, Tomadi
Salwani, Mohd Salleh
S., Suaidah
Arman Shah, Abdullah
Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir
Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
description The design of current talus implant are focusing too much on mechanical simplicity and usually based on certain population which tends to ignore the anatomically difference between populations. An anatomically talus implant design is known can reduce the contact pressure but one of the constraints for designing implant anatomically is to get bone parameters. This is due to the difficulty to get enough volunteers in getting bone parameters using hazardous method (X-ray or CT scan) .Thus, the talus implant (TI) for particular population was developed based on artificial neural network (ANN) prediction. By using Finite Element Method (FEM), numerical models that include mainly the talus bone and the talus implants are created to compare the contact pressure distribution of the newly develop talus implant with the three different kind of current talus implant designs (BOX, STAR & TNK). For FEM results, only BOX and the newly develop talus implant exceeded the contact stress recommended for the superior articular surface compared to the others. The results also showed that the stress increased near the resected surface. Thus, it is agreed that excessive bone resection may not support the force at the ankle which consequently may contribute to early loosening and subsidence of the talus implant. It is concluded that the excessive bone resection can be avoided by perfectly match talus implant which only can be achieved by designing talus implant for a particular population.
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author Rosdi, Daud
Mas Ayu, Hassan
Siti Haryani, Tomadi
Salwani, Mohd Salleh
S., Suaidah
Arman Shah, Abdullah
Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir
author_facet Rosdi, Daud
Mas Ayu, Hassan
Siti Haryani, Tomadi
Salwani, Mohd Salleh
S., Suaidah
Arman Shah, Abdullah
Mohammed Rafiq, Abdul Kadir
author_sort Rosdi, Daud
title Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
title_short Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
title_full Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
title_fullStr Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
title_full_unstemmed Neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
title_sort neural network as an assisting tool in designing talus implant
publisher Trans Tech Publications
publishDate 2018
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