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Title: BME 301: Vertebroplasty


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BME 301 Vertebroplasty
Enhancing Force Generation A Syringe Modification
Mid-semester
Presentation March 07, 2003 Client Dr. Mike
Tuite Advisor Glennys Mensing Bayley
Denham, Mike Kosir, Mike Wells, Kelly Williams
2
Overview
  • The Vertebroplasty Procedure
  • The Design Problem
  • Properties of Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA)
  • The Design Options
  • Decision Matrix and Conclusions

3
Vertebroplasty The Procedure
  • Relatively New Procedure
  • Uses PMMA, Bone Cement
  • Used to Reduce Spinal Fracture Pain
  • Performed Outpatient, Easy
  • Recovery in Less than 48 Hours

4
Problem Statement
  • Simplify the Current Procedure
  • Device to Generate Force in a Syringe
  • Force Must Empty 10cc Syringe
  • High Viscosity Material, PMMA
  • Must Comply with Current Procedure

5
The Material PMMA
Akroyd J. and Kraft M., BASF
  • Polymer Powder and Monomer Liquid
  • Monomer Emits Noxious Vapors
  • Polymerization Reaction
  • Exothermic and Increasing Viscosity
  • Properties Limit Procedure lt 10 minutes

6
PMMA and Pressure Considerations
  • Polymer must be Dispensed from 11-13 Gauge Needle
  • Wall Shear Stress Creates Retarding Force
  • Pressure Magnitude Unknown
  • Hand Strength Estimation
  • Experiment to Define Pressure Drop

PMMA
Needle (11-13 Gauge)
Syringe
http//www.rz.uni-frankfurt.de/weltner/Mis6/mis6.
html
7
Design 1 Using Levers to Generate Force
F1
F2
  • Equation for a Lever F1D1 F2D2

D1
D2
  • Advantages
  • Easy to Use and Maintain
  • Meets Sterility Requirements
  • Light Weight
  • Can Fit Any Size Syringe
  • Disadvantages
  • Similar Model in Production
  • Front Heavy, Hinders Procedure
  • May not Generate Proper Force

8
Design 1 Using Levers to Generate Force
Plunger
Ratchet
PMMA
Spring
Lever
9
Design 2 Using Hydraulic Force
  • Equation for Hydraulics F1/A1 F2/A2

F2
F1
A2
A1
http//www.howstuffworks.com/pulley1.htm
  • Advantages
  • Meets Sterility Requirements
  • Large Force Increase
  • Can be used in Combination with Other Systems
  • Disadvantages
  • May not be Light Weight
  • May be Difficult to Maintain
  • May be Difficult to Operate

10
Design 2 Using Hydraulic Force
Plunger
Plunger
Fluid
PMMA
11
Design 3 Using Electrical Power to Generate Force
  • Equation Dependent Upon Torque
  • Advantages
  • Novel Idea
  • Consistent
  • Easy to Use
  • Large Force Generation
  • Disadvantages
  • May not be Light Weight
  • May be Difficult to Sterilize
  • Power Supply Issues

12
Design 3 Using Electrical Power to Generate Force
Syringe Attachment
Syringe
Device
Motor
13
Decision Matrix
14
Conclusions
  • Current Procedure Needs Modification
  • Ability to use 10cc Syringe
  • All Three Devices Present Feasible Solutions
  • Further Research into Pressure Drop
  • Further Research into Sterilization of Materials

15
Questions?
http//www.spine-surgery.com/Procedures/holt/Defau
lt.htm
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Acknowledgements
  • Dr. Michael Tuite
  • Glennys Mensing
  • Mitch Tyler
  • Dan Klingenberg
  • Parallax Medical
  • Biomet Merck

http//www.biometmerck.com/english/products/index.
htm
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