椎间盘置换联合节段融合治疗多节段颈椎病的有限元法生物力学研究
[Abstract]:BACKGROUND: The choice of surgical procedures for multilevel cervical spondylosis has been controversial. The choice of multilevel fusion inevitably results in loss of fusion motion. Biomechanics has shown that it has a greater impact on adjacent segments than single-level fusion. The choice of multilevel artificial cervical disc replacement is theoretically a better choice. The surgical guidelines for disc replacement are very strict, and one segment of the multilevel cervical spondylosis may not be suitable for replacement. In addition, the complications of multilevel replacement are unknown because of the increased difficulty and prolonged time. Given this trade-off, the combination of disc replacement and segmental fusion (Hybrid) for multilevel cervical spondylosis is is a compromise. A few clinical studies have reported that the short-term effect of Hybrid surgery is at least as good as that of conventional multilevel fusion. In view of this, we have designed this project. Objective: First, to analyze the biomechanical characteristics of two-segment replacement, two-segment fusion and Hybrid operation by finite element method, and to compare the biomechanical differences of the adjacent segments of the three methods. Two consecutive cervical hybrids were constructed by fusion and replacement in two consecutive segments of the cervical spine. The biomechanical differences between the two hybrids were compared, and the causes of the biomechanical differences were discussed. Methods: 1. The finite element model of C2-T1 cervical spine was established and validated by using thin-slice CT scans of healthy volunteers as data source. The C2-T1 finite element model was constructed by using Mimics 10.1 software, Rapidform 2006 software and Abaqus 6.11 software, and then loaded. Two-segment replacement, two-segment fusion, finite element biomechanical comparative analysis of Hybrid surgery with Prestige-LP prosthesis, anterior cervical plate system plus cancellous bone graft to simulate segmental fusion. According to the experimental design, a C4-C6 double-segment fusion group was constructed, C4-C6 double-segment fusion. Segmental replacement group, C4-C6 Hybrid operation group (C4-C5 replacement combined with C5-C6 fusion, Hybrid-M1 group), with displacement control as loading conditions, calculated the overall stiffness, segmental mobility, intervertebral disc pressure, Von Mises stress of facet joints. Contrast analysis of mechanical parameters between the normal control group and the two consecutive segments of the cervical spine. Finite element biomechanical comparative analysis of hybridization with the above method to construct hybrid-s1 group of c_3-c_4 replacement combined with c_4-c_5 fusion, hybrid-s2 group of c_3-c_4 fusion combined with c_4-c_5 replacement, hybrid-u1 group of c_5-c_6 replacement combined with c_6-c_7 fusion, hybrid-u2 group of c_5-c_6 fusion combined with c_6-c_7 replacement, hybrid-c_4-c_5 fusion combined with c_5-c_6 replacement D-m2 group. The stiffness, segmental mobility, intervertebral disc pressure and von Mises stress of facet joints were calculated with displacement control as loading conditions. The mechanical parameters of hybrid-s1 and hybrid-s2 were compared with those of normal control group. The mechanical parameters of hybrid-u1 and hybrid-u2 were compared. The mechanical parameters of hybrid-m1 and hybrid-m2 were compared. C2-t1 cervical finite element model was established and validated the successful construction of c2-t1 geometric model, including vertebral osseous structure, facet process overlying cartilage, intervertebral disc including nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus, annulus fibrosus into annulus matrix and annulus fibrous fiber, ligaments including anterior longitudinal ligament, posterior longitudinal ligament, ligamentum flavum, interspinous ligament, facet process joint. C2-t1 finite element model node 78631, the number of elements 190608.c2-t1 three-dimensional finite element model applied preload 75n, and then applied 1.0n*m driving torque, obtained flexion, extension, left axis turn, right bending four working conditions of the activity of the model as a whole is 35.24 degrees, 17.22 degrees, 17.14 degrees, 14.29 degrees. The two-segment replacement, two-segment fusion, hybridization biomechanical comparative analysis of finite element method, hybridization of the two-segment replacement group stiffness were lower than the normal control group. Hybrid surgery group, except for flexion, the overall stiffness was lower than the normal control group. The overall stiffness of the two-segment fusion group was higher than the normal control group. Compared with the normal control group, the ROM of the two-segment replacement group increased in the replacement segment, but decreased in the adjacent segment. The ROM of the two-segment fusion group decreased extremely in the fusion segment, but increased in the adjacent segment. The ROM of hybrid-m1 increased in the replacement segment, decreased in the fusion segment, and decreased in the adjacent segment except flexion in the normal control group. For comparison, the adjacent segment IDP decreased in the two-segment replacement group. The adjacent segment IDP increased in the two-segment fusion group. The adjacent segment IDP decreased in the hybrid-m1 group except for flexion. Vonmises stress in the facet joints of the hybrid-m1 group was increased in the replacement segment, but decreased in the adjacent segment except for flexion. 3. finite element biomechanical analysis of hybridization in the two consecutive cervical vertebrae in the alternating position The overall stiffness of c2-t1 was greater in the forward flexion than in the normal control group, but lower in the backward extension, left-axis rotation and right-lateral bending. (1) C3-C5 hybridbridization: flexion and extension, left-axis rotation, right-lateral bending, replacement segment ROM increased, C3-C4 replacement increased 146.5%, 207.9%, 172.7%, C4-C5 replacement increased 193.0%, 251.4%, 163.6% respectively. Von Mises stress in facet joints was increased by 256.5%, 186.9% and 185.1% for C3-C4 replacement, 50.1%, 54.1% and 124.4% for C4-C5 replacement, respectively. IDP in adjacent segments was increased during flexion, C3-C4 replacement increased by 45.2% for C2-C3, and C4-C5 replacement increased by 38.7% for C2-C3 during flexion-extension, left-axis rotation and right-axis rotation. The ROM of the replacement segment increased by 146.4%, 237.6% and 145.0% respectively, while that of the replacement segment increased by 93.6%, 146.9% and 110.8% respectively. C3-C4 increased by 2.7% after C4-C5 replacement, and C3-C4 increased by 2.1% after C5-C6 replacement. (3) C5-C7 Hybrid surgery: ROM increased during flexion, extension, left-axis rotation, and right-lateral bending, and C5-C6 replacement increased by 116.7%, 179.2%, 122.3% respectively; C6-C6 replacement increased by 154.7%, 323.6%, 229.8% respectively. The von Mises stress increased by 267% and 63% respectively in the left and right bends, while the Mises stress increased by 202%, 155%, 204% and 145% in the flexion, extension, left and right bends, respectively. The IDP of adjacent segments increased by 13.9% and C4-C5 increased by 20.1% in the C6-C7 displacement and C4-C5 increased by 20.1% in the C6-C7 displacement. The model proved to be effective. 2. Compared with the normal control group, bi-segmental fusion resulted in increased global stiffness, increased adjacent ROM, IDP, and Von Mises stresses in facet joints. Biomechanically, it may lead to the occurrence of adjacent vertebral diseases. 3. Bi-segmental placement. The von Mises stress of replacement segment and facet joint in the replacement group was higher than that in the normal control group, but there was no significant adverse effect on adjacent segment ROM, IDP and Von Mises stress of facet joint. From the biomechanical point of view, the adjacent segment can be protected to a certain extent. 5. Choose the segment with greater physiological mobility to be replaced, and the segment with smaller fusion. This Hybrid combination has a relatively small impact on cervical biomechanics.
【学位授予单位】:第三军医大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2015
【分类号】:R687.3
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