Sentence examples for cement interface from inspiring English sources

In traditional cemented glenoid components, radiolucent lines at the bone cement interface of glenoid stems are common.

The polished stem is less likely to damage the cement interface when it moves in synchrony with amplitude (Howell et al. 2004).

Bundy and Penn [ 33] also report on the surface preparation and suggest that both roughened surfaces and highly polished surfaces improve the metal and bone cement interface.

In our series, we observed a higher proportion of radiolucent lines at the bone-cement interface with surface cementation than with metaphyseal cementation.

Under similar interface properties, the CoCr-cement interface was more at risk of failure than the PEEK-cement interface.

Furthermore, a major increase of micromotion was measured at the bone-cement interface (+706%).

In this paper, the numerical simulation of the mechanical behavior of the steel-cement interface was performed.

All lines, except two, were on the bone-cement interface.

Almost all of the patellar components had some evidence of radiolucency at the bone-cement interface.

Instead it fractured within the cement or at the crown-cement interface.

The radiolucent lines detected were always located at the bone-cement interface.