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Sahar Jadidi

Sahar Jadidi

Sahar Jadidi is a Mechanical Engineer

The evolution of orthopedic implants has long been driven by the need for materials that balance mechanical support with biological compatibility. Traditional metallic implants, such as titanium and stainless steel, provide robust structural integrity but often necessitate secondary surgeries for removal and can impede natural bone remodeling due to stress shielding. Magnesium (Mg)-based bioresorbable implants represent a transformative alternative, leveraging the element’s inherent biocompatibility and degradability to support bone regeneration while eliminating the need for explantation.

Kinematic alignment and mechanical alignment are two different philosophies used in knee replacement surgery to achieve optimal joint function and patient outcomes. Kinematic Alignment (KA) and Mechanical Alignment (MA) represent two distinct approaches to total knee arthroplasty (TKA), each with its own philosophy, techniques, and outcomes. Understanding the differences between these approaches is crucial for orthopedic surgeons and patients considering knee replacement surgery. 
Self-healing biomaterials hold great potential for revolutionizing orthopedic prostheses by addressing some of the major challenges in current prosthetic technology. Here are the key aspects:
Industry 4.0, often referred to as the fourth industrial revolution, is characterized by the integration of digital technologies into manufacturing and healthcare processes. In orthopedics, these advancements have brought about significant improvements across various areas:
4D bioprinting represents an advanced evolution of 3D bioprinting, integrating the fourth dimension—time. This technology involves creating bioprinted structures that can change shape or function over time in response to specific stimuli, such as temperature, pH, or moisture. The ability to produce dynamic, adaptable structures opens new possibilities in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
dimanche, 12 mars 2023 23:32

Bio metamaterials for orthopedics

Bio metamaterials are advanced materials engineered to mimic the complex properties of natural biological tissues. Designed at the micro- or nanoscale, these materials achieve superior performance in terms of biocompatibility, strength, and functionality, making them highly suitable for orthopedic applications such as bone implants, joint replacements, and tissue scaffolds.
dimanche, 06 décembre 2020 11:13

Bone screws in orthopedic surgery

Bone screws are fundamental components in orthopedic surgery, essential for stabilizing and fixating bones. They play a crucial role in various procedures, from fracture repair to spinal fusion and joint reconstruction. This guide provides an in-depth overview of bone screws, including their types, materials, applications, considerations, complications, and innovations.


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