Publications
157 results found
Phillips ATM, Pankaj P, Vadillo P, et al., 2005, Characterisation of the macro-structure elastic properties of potential bone scaffolds, Scottish NHS Research Day
Phillips ATM, 2005, Finite element analysis of the acetabulum following revision surgery (invited talk), St. George's Revision Hip Meeting
Phillips ATM, Taylor KW, May FP, et al., 2005, The eleastic behaviour of morsellised cortico-cancellous bone: the importance of impaction technique, British Hip Society
Phillips ATM, Pankaj P, Usmani AS, et al., 2004, Numerical modelling of the acetabular construct following impaction grafting, Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, Publisher: First Numerics
Phillips ATM, 2004, The effect of bone graft bed depth on the short term stability of revision hip arthroplasty: a finite element investigation, IStructE Young Researchers' Conference
Phillips AT, Pankaj, Usmani AS, et al., 2004, The effect of acetabular cup size on the short-term stability of revision hip arthroplasty: a finite element investigation., Proc Inst Mech Eng H, Vol: 218, Pages: 239-249, ISSN: 0954-4119
The study uses idealized two-dimensional finite element models to examine the behaviour of the acetabular construct following revision hip arthroplasty, carried out using the Slooff-Ling impaction grafting technique. The behaviour of bone graft was considered in detail, with non-linear elasticity and non-associated plasticity being adopted. Load was applied to the acetabular construct through a femoral head using smooth sliding surfaces. In particular, four models were subjected to two idealized cyclic load cases to investigate the effect of acetabular cup size on the short-term stability of the acetabular construct. The study suggests that benefits may be gained by using the largest practical size of acetabular cup.
Phillips ATM, Pankaj P, Usmani AS, et al., 2003, The effect of bone graft bed depth on the short term stability of revision hip arthroplasty: a finite element investigation, Tissue & Cell Engineering
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