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Temperature and exposure time are two critical factors in determining bone thermal damage. However, the majority of existing models are two-dimensional and made only for single-pass drilling, which cannot be expanded to analyze thermal interactions between multiple drilling passes and the overall temperature field in a 3D complex bone geometry. Further, there does not exist a damage model to incorporate temperature and time effect to predict the necrosis. This chapter presents a 3D finite element thermal model, based on the previous chapters, and a thermal damage criterion to estimate necrosis in bone drilling, particularly for sequential, multiple hole drilling in bone.
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Shih, A.J., Tai, B.L., Li, R. (2019). Model-Based Approach for Predicting Thermal Damage in Bone Drilling. In: Metal and Bone Drilling - The Thermal Aspects. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26047-7_7
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