Journal of Healthcare Engineering / 2020 / Article / Tab 6 / Research Article
Comparative Analysis of Cutting Forces, Torques, and Vibration in Drilling of Bovine, Porcine, and Artificial Femur Bone with Considerations for Robot Effector Stiffness Table 6 Comparison of the present experimental results with prior experimental data for surgical drilling into human and animal bone.
Research type Type specimen Type result force (N) Present Bovine femur 12.34 to 20.07 Present Porcine femur 8.14 to 11.25 Present Artificial femur 3.86 to 5.62 Tsai et al. [33 ]. Human femoral trochanter (cancellous) 1 to 1.5 Tsai et al. [33 ]. Human femoral trochanter (cortical) 0 to 50 Powers [12 ] Porcine vertebra 0.6 to 29.6 Alams et al. [13 ] Bovine femoral shaft 25 to 85 Hillery et al. [34 ] Bovine tibial shaft 24 to 48 Lee et al. [35 ] Bovine tibial shaft 0 to 20 Troy.MacAvelia et al. [17 ] Human femoral shaft 140.2 to 186.3 Troy.MacAvelia et al. [17 ] Artificial femoral shaft 67.2 to 53.3 Torque (N·mm) Present Bovine femur 24.2 to 41.2 Present Porcine femur 21.6 to 37.0 Present Artificial femur 6.7 to 13.6 Tsai et al. [33 ] Human femoral trochanter (cancellous) 2 to 120 Tsai et al. [33 ] Human femoral trochanter (cortical) 0 to 10 Troy.MacAvelia et al. [17 ] Human femoral shaft 16.9 to 16. Troy.MacAvelia et al. [17 ] Artificial femoral shaft 42.9 to 8.4 Alams et al. [13 ] Bovine femoral shaft 10–23 Allotta et al. [36 ] Porcine femoral shaft 55 Hillery et al. [34 ] Bovine tibial shaft 10 to 14.5 Lee et al. [35 ] Bovine tibial shaft 0 to 38