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Course Name
Turkish
Biyomalzemelerin tasarım esasları
English
Design Essentials of Biomateri
Course Code
MAK 685E
Credit
Lecture
(hour/week)
Recitation
(hour/week)
Laboratory
(hour/week)
Semester
2
3
3
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-
Course Language
English
Course Coordinator
Celaletdin Ergun
Celaletdin Ergun
Course Objectives
The structure and types of hard and soft tissues. Post-implantation bone formation, modeling and healing mechanisms. Concepts of bone adaptation, osseointegration, micro motion, stress shielding and bone resorption. Tissue / Biomaterial interface, stress transfer in between. The biomechanical properties of tissues and biological forces. Aspects of Biocompatibility. Materials and forms used in implants and Prosthesis. Fracture fixation devices, implants and artificial prosthesis systems.
Course Description
Kemik ve yumuşak dokuların yapısı, çeşitleri. İmplantasyon sonrası kemik oluşumu, büyüme veya iyileşme mekanizmaları. Yükler altında kemik adaptasyonu, osseointegrasyon, mikro hareket, gerilme izolasyonu ve kemik erimesi kavramları. Doku/biyomalzeme ara yüzeyi, gerilme transferi. Sert ve yumuşak dokuların biyomekanik özellikleri ve biyolojik kuvvetler. Biyouyumluluk kavramı. İmplant protez malzemeleri ve formları. Kırık sabitleme cihazları, iç fiksatör plakalar, dış fikzatörler, intramedular ve harrington çubukları. Yapay eklemler, diş implantları, yapay yumuşak dokular.
Course Outcomes
Students who have completed this course will learn about :
a. The structure and properties of hard and soft tissues and the level of biological forces.
b. Post implantation, bone formation, healing, resorption mechanics and the effect of loading
on these mechanisms.
c. Implant / prosthesis interface and its importance in implant / prosthesis design.
d. The concept of biocompatibility and Assumptions and its importance in implant / prosthesis
design.
e. Types and properties of implant / prosthesis materials and their forms.
f. Types and applications of implant / prosthesis systems.
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