Search Results - "Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai"

Finite Element Analysis Comparing the Biomechanical Parameters in Multilevel Posterior Cervical Instrumentation Model Involving Lateral Mass Screw versus Transpedicular Screw Fixation at the C7 Vertebra by Kulkarni, Arvind Gopalrao, Kumar, Priyambada, Shetty, Gautam Manjayya, Roy, Sandipan, Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai, Dhason, Raja, Chadalavada, Aditya Raghavendra Sai Siva, Adbalwad, Yogesh Madhavrao

“…Basic research. This finite element (FE) analysis (FEA) aimed to compare the biomechanical parameters in multilevel posterior cervical fixation with the C7…”
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The biomechanical study of cervical spine: A Finite Element Analysis by Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai, Roy, Sandipan

“…The biomechanical study helps us to understand the mechanics of the human cervical spine. A three dimensional Finite Element (FE) model for C3 to C6 level was…”
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The biomechanical effects of S-type dynamic cage using Ti and PEEK for ACDF surgery on cervical spine varying loads by Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai, Roy, Sandipan

“…Anterior cervical discectomy with fusion (ACDF) is the common method to treat the cervical disc degeneration. The most serious problems in the fusion cages are…”
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Biomechanical Evaluation of a Novel S-Type, Dynamic Zero-Profile Cage Design for Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion with Variations in Bone Graft Shape: A Finite Element Analysis by Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai, Roy, Sandipan, Shetty, Gautam M.

“…Variations in cage design, material, and graft shape can affect osteointegration and adjacent segment range of motion (ROM) and stress after anterior cervical…”
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Biomechanical analysis of the novel S-type dynamic cage by implementation of teaching learning based optimization algorithm - An experimental and finite element study by Manickam, Pechimuthu Susai, Ghosh, Goldina, Shetty, Gautam M., Chowdhury, Amit Roy, Roy, Sandipan

“…•Dynamic S-type PEEK cage design achieves lower stress levels at the fusion level and at adjacent disc levels which may reduce the risk of subsidence.•TLBO…”
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