Biomechanical consequences of the intervertebral disc centre of rotation kinematics during lateral bending and axial rotation

The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported...

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Published inScientific reports Vol. 13; no. 1; pp. 3172 - 13
Main Authors Allais, Roman, Capart, Antoine, Da Silva, Anabela, Boiron, Olivier
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Published London Nature Publishing Group UK 23.02.2023
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Animals
Biomechanical Phenomena - physiology
Biomechanics
Humanities and Social Sciences
Intervertebral Disc - surgery
Intervertebral discs
Kinematics
Lactic acid
Lumbar Vertebrae - surgery
Mechanics
multidisciplinary
Patient-Specific Modeling
Physics
Prosthetics
Range of Motion, Articular - physiology
Science
Science (multidisciplinary)
Swine
Finite element method
Intervertebral disc
Instantaneous centre of rotation
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Abstract The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
AbstractList The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11[Formula: see text] wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 \documentclass[12pt]{minimal} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{wasysym} \usepackage{amsfonts} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{amsbsy} \usepackage{mathrsfs} \usepackage{upgreek} \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document}$$^\circ$$\end{document} ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11[Formula: see text] wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11[Formula: see text] wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 $$^\circ$$ ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 $$^\circ$$ ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
Abstract The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11 $$^\circ$$ ∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator. Consequently, many studies have been conducted to measure or estimate the ICR during rotations in the three anatomical planes; however the results reported are widely scattered. Even if some inter-subjects variability is to be expected, such inconsistencies are likely explained by the differences in methods and experiments. Therefore, in this paper we seek to model three behaviours of the ICR during lateral bending and axial rotation based on results published in the literature. In order to assess the metabolic and mechanical sensibility to the assumption made on the ICR kinematics, we used a previously validated three dimensional non-linear poroelastic model of a porcine intervertebral disc to simulate physiological lateral and axial rotations. The impact of the geometry was also briefly investigated by considering a 11∘ wedge angle. From our simulations, it appears that the hypothesis made on the ICR location does not significantly affect the critical nutrients concentrations but gives disparate predictions of the intradiscal pressure at the centre of the disc (variation up to 0.7 MPa) and of the displacement fields (variation up to 0.4 mm). On the contrary, the wedge angle does not influence the estimated intradiscal pressure but leads to minimal oxygen concentration decreased up to 33% and increased maximal lactate concentration up to 13%. While we can not settle on which definition of the ICR is more accurate, this work suggests that patient-specific modeling of the ICR is required and brings new insights that can be useful for the development of new tools or the design of surgical material such as total lumbar disc prostheses.
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Abstract The location of the instantaneous centre of rotation (ICR) of a lumbar unit has a considerable clinical importance as a spinal health estimator....
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