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Patient-Specific Implants in Musculoskeletal (Orthopedic) Surgery
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Most of the treatments in medicine are patient specific, aren’t they? So why should we bother with individualizing implants if we adapt our therapy to patients anyway? Looking at the neighboring field of oncologic treatment, you would not question the fact that individualization of tumor therapy with personalized antibodies has led to the thriving of this field in terms of success in patient survival and positive responses to alternatives for conventional treatments. Regarding the latest cutting-edge developments in orthopedic surgery and biotechnology, including new imaging techniques and 3D-printing of bone substitutes as well as implants, we do have an armamentarium available to stimulate the race for innovation in medicine. This Special Issue of Journal of Personalized Medicine will gather all relevant new and developed techniques already in clinical practice. Examples include the developments in revision arthroplasty and tumor (pelvic replacement) surgery to recreate individual defects, individualized implants for primary arthroplasty to establish physiological joint kinematics, and personalized implants in fracture treatment, to name but a few.
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Keywords
- 3D planning
- 3D printed prostheses
- 3D printing
- 3D-printed
- 3D-printing
- arthroplasty
- augmented reality
- bone defects
- bone tumor
- cemented and uncemented acetabular fixation
- center of rotation
- cervical–diaphyseal angle
- Complications
- computer aided design pelvic reconstruction
- cone
- custom implant
- custom made implant
- custom-made
- custom-made implant
- customised
- deep convolutional neural network
- deep learning
- dense residual ensemble-network
- edge loading
- femoral J-Curve
- Finite element method
- geometric parameter analysis
- highly cancellous
- hip detection
- image-guided surgery
- implant classification
- implant surface
- individual
- individualized
- individualized alignment
- intraoperative imaging
- iTotal
- Kinematic alignment
- knee replacement
- leg alignment
- leg length discrepancy
- limb salvage
- limb-salvage
- liner thickness
- Mako
- material head
- medicine
- megaendoprosthesis
- mixed reality
- n/a
- native knee morphology
- navigation-assisted surgery
- oncologic orthopedics
- orthopedic oncology
- Paprosky
- partial knee arthroplasty
- partial knee replacement
- patient safety management
- patient specific
- patient specific implant
- patient-specific
- patient-specific implants (PSI)
- patient-specific instruments
- patient-specific THA
- pelvic discontinuity
- pelvic tumors
- Pelvis
- Personalised
- polyethylene wear patterns
- preoperative planning
- principal component analysis
- Radiography
- range of motion
- restricted kinematic alignment
- reversed shoulder arthroplasty
- revision hip
- robotic-assisted TKA
- rotation
- rotational correction
- rotational invariant augmentation
- rTKA
- safe zone
- shoulder arthroplasty
- simulation
- size head
- slope
- Soft Tissue Sarcoma
- spinal surgery
- target zone
- Three-Dimensional Printing (3DP)
- tibia
- titanium alloy
- TKA
- Total hip arthroplasty
- Total knee arthroplasty
- total knee replacement
- tricompartmental knee osteoarthritis
- tumor orthopedics
- tumor surgery
- UKA
- UKR
- unicompartmental knee replacement
- unicondylar knee arthroplasty
- unicondylar knee replacement
- vascular bypass
- vascular reconstruction
- X-ray images
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-4247-8Editions