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Research Article

In vitro measurement of temperature changes during implantation of cemented glenoid components

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Pages 211-215 | Received 12 Oct 2009, Accepted 16 Jul 2009, Published online: 29 Jun 2010

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Figure 1.  Workstation with a prepared scapula fixed in resin in a screw clamp.

Figure 1.  Workstation with a prepared scapula fixed in resin in a screw clamp.

Figure 2.  Engineering drawing of the drill jig.

Figure 2.  Engineering drawing of the drill jig.

Figure 3.  Frontal view of a prepared glenoid with the pressure sensor on the coracoid side and the temperature sensor on the spina side.

Figure 3.  Frontal view of a prepared glenoid with the pressure sensor on the coracoid side and the temperature sensor on the spina side.

Figure 4.  Frontal micro-CT scan of a glenoid cavity showing a continuous cement mantle around the keel. The drill holes where the pressure and temperature sensors were placed are showing that they had direct contact with the cement.

Figure 4.  Frontal micro-CT scan of a glenoid cavity showing a continuous cement mantle around the keel. The drill holes where the pressure and temperature sensors were placed are showing that they had direct contact with the cement.

Measurements of the maximum pressures occurring during implantation of the keeled and the pegged components