Analysis of modern technologies and materials in arthroplasty

G. P. Kotelnikov; Котельников Г. П.; A. V. Kolsanov; Колсанов А. В.; A. N. Nikolaenko; Николаенко А. Н.; N. V. Popov; Попов Н. В.; V. V. Ivanov; Иванов В. В.; A. E. Scherbovskih; Щербовских А. Е.; S. A. Prichodko; Приходько С. А.; P. V. Platonov; Платонов П. В.

Analysis of modern technologies and materials in arthroplasty

Authors: Kotelnikov G.P.¹, Kolsanov A.V.¹, Nikolaenko A.N.¹, Popov N.V.¹, Ivanov V.V.¹, Scherbovskih A.E.¹, Prichodko S.A.¹, Platonov P.V.¹
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1. Samara State Medical University
Issue: Vol 8, No 4 (2016)
Pages: 18-24
Section: BONE SARCOMAS
Published: 20.12.2016
URL: https://sarbon.abvpress.ru/jour/article/view/348
ID: 348

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Injuries and diseases of the musculoskeletal system are the second most common cause of temporary disability of the population and the third leading cause of disability and death. An effective treatment of these patients is arthroplasty. Annually 500–1000 patients per 1 million people in the world need prosthetics. In modern traumatology and orthopedics there has been a tendency to personified arthroplasty. The use of titanium alloys for the manufacture of implants allow most fully realize the important benefits: the best biocompatibility, high corrosion resistance, low modulus, high specific strength and endurance.