Matteo Simoncini

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Enclosed Electronic System for Force Measurements in Knee Implants

Kamiar Aminian, Philippe Renaud, Arnaud Bertsch, Peter Ryser, Eric Meurville, David Forchelet, Arash Arami, Matteo Simoncini

Total knee arthroplasty is a widely performed surgical technique. Soft tissue force balancing during the operation relies strongly on the experience of the surgeon in equilibrating tension in the collateral ligaments. Little information on the forces in th ...

Mdpi Ag2014

Design and integration of an instrumented knee prosthesis

Matteo Simoncini

Total knee arthroplasty is nowadays one of the most important orthopedic surgery. It consists of a procedure in which parts of the knee are replaced by a prosthesis. The largest indication for total knee arthroplasty is osteoarthritis, a knee disease that ...

EPFL2014

Instrumented Knee Prosthesis for Force and Kinematics Measurements

Steve Tanner, Kamiar Aminian, Philippe Renaud, Catherine Dehollain, Arnaud Bertsch, Peter Ryser, Eric Meurville, Pierre-André Farine, Oguz Atasoy, Brigitte Jolles-Haeberli, Arash Arami, Willyan Hasenkamp Carreira, Shafqat Ali, Matteo Simoncini

In this work, we present the general concept of an instrumented smart knee prosthesis for in-vivo measurement of forces and kinematics. This system can be used for early monitoring of the patient after implantation and prevent possible damage to the prosth ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2013

Instrumented Prosthesis for Knee Implants Monitoring

Steve Tanner, Kamiar Aminian, Philippe Renaud, Catherine Dehollain, Arnaud Bertsch, Peter Ryser, Eric Meurville, Hooman Dejnabadi, Pierre-André Farine, Oguz Atasoy, Brigitte Jolles-Haeberli, Arash Arami, Willyan Hasenkamp Carreira, Shafqat Ali, Matteo Simoncini

In this work we present an instrumented smart knee prosthesis for in-vivo measurement of forces and kinematics. Studying the constraints, we designed minimal sensory systems to be placed in the polyethylene part of the prosthesis. The magnetic sensors and ...

IEEE2011

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