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Stationary fixture for pelvis biomechanics experiment

A biomechanics and fixture fixing technology, which is applied in the field of biomechanics, can solve the problems of the fixture fixing method of pelvic physiological position mismatch, non-correlation and continuity, pelvic bone and structure damage, etc., so as to save repetitive labor. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-02-24
BEIHANG UNIV
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[0003] (1) The fixing method of the fixture does not match the actual physiological position of the pelvis;
[0004] (2) The installation and disassembly of the fixture will damage the bone and structure of the pelvis;
[0005] (3) Some researchers mentioned in the experimental plan that the pelvis is in the standing position as the experimental posture, but the fixtures used do not have any constraints to ensure that the pelvis is in the standing position;
[0006] (4) Different researchers use different fixtures when conducting the same experiment, and the experimental results of each other are not related and continuous

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[0054] The present invention will be further described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0055] Such as figure 1 , the present invention provides a fixed fixture for pelvic biomechanical experiments. The fixture 1 is connected to the biomechanical testing machine through a base 2. The fixture 1 includes: a first anterior superior iliac spine baffle 101, a second anterior superior iliac spine Upper spine baffle 102, first anterior superior iliac spine baffle reinforcement 103, second anterior superior iliac spine baffle reinforcement 104, pubic tubercle baffle 108, pubic symphysis top plate 109, first sacral fixation splint 110 , the second sacrum fixation splint 111 , the sacrum fixation horizontal plate 112 , the bottom plate 113 of the pubic symphysis, the connecting rod 114 , the posterior head of the pubic symphysis 115 , and the lower head of the pubic symphysis 118 .

[0056] The first anterior superior iliac spine baffle 101 is fi...

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The invention discloses a stationary fixture for pelvis biomechanics experiment. The fixture is connected to a mechanical testing machine by a base. A first anterior superior iliac spine baffle and asecond anterior superior iliac spine baffle of the fixture are respectively connected to a pubic tubercle baffle by a first sacrum stationary jaw and a second sacrum stationary jaw. A top tray of upper margin of pubic bone and a bottom board of lower margin of pubic bone are respectively vertically connected to the pubic tubercle baffle. The first sacrum stationary jaw and the second sacrum stationary jaw are connected to the top tray of upper margin of pubic bone. A sacrum fixing cross slab is fixed on the first sacrum stationary jaw and the second sacrum stationary jaw. A connecting rod is arranged on the lower surface of the top tray of upper margin of pubic bone. A back head of pubic bone is horizontally connected to the connecting rod. The lower head of pubic bone is vertically drilled through the bottom board of lower margin of pubic bone. With the fixture of the invention, the pelvis can be fixed by taking a standing posture to do experiment, and the substance of bone and the structure of pelvic are not destroyed by assembling or detaching the fixture.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of biomechanics, in particular to a fixing fixture for pelvic biomechanics experiments. The scope of application of the present invention is biomechanical experiments using the pelvic standing position as the experimental posture, and the applicable mechanical testing machine is a vertical loading mechanical testing machine. Background technique [0002] At present, there is no special general-purpose pelvic fixation fixture in the field of pelvic biomechanics experiments, and most researchers design the required pelvic fixation fixture by themselves. When different researchers conduct the same experiment, they have to use their own designed fixtures to repeat the experiments done by the predecessors before they can conduct more in-depth research. Otherwise, there is no way to compare the experimental data, resulting in a waste of manpower and material resources. References [1] Wang Qingxian, Zhang Yingze, Pan Jinshe...

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IPC IPC(8): A61B19/00A61B90/00
Inventor 裴葆青徐声伟牟姣李慧
Owner BEIHANG UNIV
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