ISO 14243-3:2014 PDF

Implants for surgery — Wear of total knee-joint prostheses — Part 3: Loading and displacement parameters for wear-testing machines with displacement control and corresponding environmental conditions for test

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Title (English):

ISO 14243-3:2014

Document status:: Active
Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 16
Publication date:: October 13, 2014
Edition:: ISO IS 14243 edition 2 version 1
ICS:: 11.040.40

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Description (English):

ISO 14243-3:2014 describes a test method that specifies flexion/extension relative angular movement between articulating components, the pattern of the applied force, speed and duration of testing, sample configuration and test environment to be used for the wear testing of total knee-joint prostheses in wear-testing machines having axial load control, flexion/extension angular motion control, AP displacement control and tibial rotation control. The kinematics of this part of ISO 14243-3:2014 may not be applicable to knee designs with a high degree of constraint, which could result in damage to the articulating components in the early stages of the test that would not be representative of clinical service.

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Technical committee: ISO/TC 150/SC 4 - Bone and joint replacements
SKU: ISO 14243-3:2014

Abstract

Overview

ISO 14243-3:2014 - Implants for surgery - Wear of total knee-joint prostheses - Part 3 describes a standardized wear-test method for total knee replacements using displacement-control wear-testing machines. The standard defines the required flexion/extension angular motion, anterior–posterior (AP) displacement, tibial rotation, axial load patterns, test duration and environmental conditions to simulate in vivo walking kinematics for preclinical wear evaluation.

Key topics and technical requirements

Test machine control modes: machines must provide axial load control, flexion/extension angular motion control, AP displacement control and tibial rotation control.
Kinematics and loading: cyclic, phase-related variations of axial force, flexion/extension, AP displacement and tibial rotation that simulate normal gait. Note: the specified kinematics may not apply to highly constrained knee designs where early damage could be non-representative.
Specimen configuration: femoral and tibial components should represent the worst-case size/design combination; tibial articulating surface should be mounted with normal backing or a machined replica to reproduce fixation conditions.
Control specimens: include passive soak controls (immersed in test fluid without motion) and loaded controls (subject to time-varying axial force but no articulation) to account for creep and fluid uptake.
Sample size: minimum of three test specimens and two control specimens per prosthesis design.
Fluid test medium & environment:
- Bovine serum diluted to 20 g/L protein concentration, normally filtered to 2 µm.
- Fluid stored frozen until use; antimicrobial agents (e.g., sodium azide) may be added with appropriate safety precautions.
- Physiological temperature and controlled environment during testing; routine pH monitoring is recommended and should be reported.
Reference position & alignment: defines neutral alignment (0° flexion) and axial force axis (0.07·w medial offset) to ensure reproducible mounting and loading.

Applications and who uses it

ISO 14243-3:2014 is used by:

Orthopaedic implant manufacturers for design validation and comparative wear testing.
Biomechanical test laboratories performing standardized preclinical wear simulations.
R&D teams evaluating material formulations, design changes and fixation methods.
Regulatory and quality assurance groups referencing standardized test methods in premarket dossiers or internal validation (note: check regional regulatory guidance for specific requirements).

Practical uses include wear rate measurement, comparative performance of polyethylene bearings, evaluation of new materials and design iterations under simulated physiological kinematics.

Related standards

ISO 14243-1: Loading and displacement parameters for load-control machines
ISO 14243-2: Methods of measurement (wear measurement techniques)
ISO 7207-1: Components for partial and total knee joint prostheses - classification and dimensions

Keywords: ISO 14243-3:2014, wear testing, total knee-joint prostheses, displacement control, axial force, AP displacement, tibial rotation, bovine serum, test specimen.

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Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Test machine control modes: machines must provide axial load control, flexion/extension angular motion control, AP displacement control and tibial rotation control.
Kinematics and loading: cyclic, phase-related variations of axial force, flexion/extension, AP displacement and tibial rotation that simulate normal gait. Note: the specified kinematics may not apply to highly constrained knee designs where early damage could be non-representative.
Specimen configuration: femoral and tibial components should represent the worst-case size/design combination; tibial articulating surface should be mounted with normal backing or a machined replica to reproduce fixation conditions.
Control specimens: include passive soak controls (immersed in test fluid without motion) and loaded controls (subject to time-varying axial force but no articulation) to account for creep and fluid uptake.
Sample size: minimum of three test specimens and two control specimens per prosthesis design.
Fluid test medium & environment:
- Bovine serum diluted to 20 g/L protein concentration, normally filtered to 2 µm.
- Fluid stored frozen until use; antimicrobial agents (e.g., sodium azide) may be added with appropriate safety precautions.
- Physiological temperature and controlled environment during testing; routine pH monitoring is recommended and should be reported.
Reference position & alignment: defines neutral alignment (0° flexion) and axial force axis (0.07·w medial offset) to ensure reproducible mounting and loading.

Applications and who uses it

ISO 14243-3:2014 is used by:

Orthopaedic implant manufacturers for design validation and comparative wear testing.
Biomechanical test laboratories performing standardized preclinical wear simulations.
R&D teams evaluating material formulations, design changes and fixation methods.
Regulatory and quality assurance groups referencing standardized test methods in premarket dossiers or internal validation (note: check regional regulatory guidance for specific requirements).

Practical uses include wear rate measurement, comparative performance of polyethylene bearings, evaluation of new materials and design iterations under simulated physiological kinematics.

Related standards

ISO 14243-1: Loading and displacement parameters for load-control machines
ISO 14243-2: Methods of measurement (wear measurement techniques)
ISO 7207-1: Components for partial and total knee joint prostheses - classification and dimensions

Keywords: ISO 14243-3:2014, wear testing, total knee-joint prostheses, displacement control, axial force, AP displacement, tibial rotation, bovine serum, test specimen.

ISO 14243-3:2014 PDF

Technical details

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

Related standards

Abstract

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Applications and who uses it

Related standards

Related standards

Implants for surgery — Wear of total knee-joint prostheses — Part 1: Loading and displacement parameters for…

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