CAD Method for Profiling Helical Surfaces of Parts Used in the Orthopaedic Reconstruction Surgery

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In orthopedics are used a lot of specialized tools and reconstructive elements. Many of these are tools bounded by helical surfaces, significantly different from those used in similarly constructions with general character. There are analyzed, in a comparative way, two methods for profiling side mill tools for generation of specific threads used in the construction of the orthopaedic prosthetic screw. It is proposed an analytical method, based on the fundamental theorem of the surfaces enveloping versus a graphical method, developed in CATIA.

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