ASTM F3334

ASTM F1223

Knee constraint test

ASTM F1672 (PI-95)

Patella specification

ASTM F1814

Test of modular knee implants

ASTM F2009

Modular connection disassembly test

ASTM F2083 (PI-96)

Knee specification

ASTM F2722

Fatigue test baseplate/bearing fixation under torsional loading

ASTM F2723

Fatigue test baseplate/bearing fixation

ASTM F2724

Dislocation mobile bearing

ASTM F2777

Fatigue test under high flexion

ASTM F3140

Unicondylar tibial tray fatigue test

ASTM F3141

Knee loading profiles

ASTM F3161

FEA knee femoral component

ASTM F3210 / PI-73

Knee condyle fatigue test

ASTM F3334

FEA Tibial component

ASTM F3495

Ceramic knee failure load

ISO 14243-1/3

Knee wear test

ISO 14243-5

Durability performance patellofemoral joint

ISO 14879-1 / ASTM F1800

Tibial tray fatigue test

ISO 21534

Particular requirements for joint replacement implants

ISO 21536

Specific requirements for knee-joint replacement implants

ISO 7207-2

Knee surface analysis

PI-17

Knee contact pressure test

PI-53

Stemmed femoral knee component fatigue test

FEA Tibial component

Normative References

ASTM F3334: Standard Practice for Finite Element Analysis (FEA) of Metallic Orthopaedic Total Knee Tibial Components

Safety against fatigue fractures of tibial components of total knee replacements is typically determined according to ASTM F1800 or ISO 14879. ASTM F3334 is an excellent tool for worst-case assessment within a series of different implant sizes of the same implant design to reduce the physical test burden. Specific model verification is based on ASME V&V40 with special focus on the geometry and in-vivo loading of the tibial component.

Your contact person

Dipl. Ing. Hugo Hennion

Project Engineer FEA