Author:
Amran M.,Daud R.,Ali Hassan M.K.,Zakaria Z.,Omar M. I.,Mat F.
Abstract
Abstract
Bone implant is a promising technique to heal the fracture site where it focusing to stabilize and support the bone. Improvement in bone implant are required in order to ensure better healing process because some failures may happen due to the loss of implant stability. Previous studies showed there are lack of investigation on bone implant. Early detection of screw implant loosening is crucial for faster repairing and a healthy ready-to-operate. The purpose of this study is to investigate the signal strength of electromagnetic field induction on human bone by employing a single channel magnetic induction spectroscopy using flat spiral coil sensor. This study also to evaluate the various type of coil sensitivity of the magnetic induction spectroscopy on femur bone. The electromagnetic field induction will be analyse using the COMSOL Multiphysics simulation software to collect the data of received signal strength. The promising experimental results suggested the feasibility of the proposed electromagnetic induction spectroscopy.
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