The general aims were: to evaluate the resistance to compression of the right femur isolated and that of the left femur transversally osteotomized fixed to an orthopedic plate made of polypropylene and to compare the mechanical statistical characteristics between both. This work was carried out by performing an experimental charge pattern made of a mammal femur (dog) under isolated conditions. Femur bones of 13 hybrid young adult dogs of medium to large size were used. A servohydric engine was used for the Amsler Wolpert static and dynamic essays. The mean difference statistical test for depending paired samples was used for the evaluation of data. As a result of the curves analysis it was obtained that: before failure the right femur underwent a charge of 4.02 to 8.47 KN (= 6.66 KN) with a deformation of 2.02 to 5.09 mm (=3.66mm) while the charge that the left femur + orthopedic plate underwent before de failure was of 3.05 to 5.61 KN (=4.49KN) with a deformation of 2 to 4.5 mm (=3mm). As a conclusion it might be stated that there are differences in the resistance to the compressive charge between right femur and its left contra lateral + the orthopedic plate.
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Natali, J., Wheeler, J. T., Kohl, R., & Varela, P. (2008). Comparación de las características mecánicas estáticas del fémur aislado de perro, con y sin la colocación de una placa de ortopedia fabricada en polipropileno. International Journal of Morphology, 26(4), 791–797. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-95022008000400001
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