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Fig 1.

The flowchart of the entire research process: Data collectin, establishment of standard UKA model, biomechanical analysis of different loads.

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Table 1.

Elements and nodes of different items.

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Table 2.

Material properties of different items of knee.

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Fig 2.

750N of vertical load on the femur; 750N of vertical load on the femur, combined with 105N of anterior tibial load; 750N of vertical load on the femur, combined with 7.5Nm of tibial varus load; 750N of vertical load on the femur, combined with 6.9Nm of tibial internal rotation load.

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Fig 3.

Validation of stress structure of knee joint: A: Equivalent stress of medial and lateral menisci; B: Equivalent stress of medial and lateral tibial cartilage; C: Equivalent stress of femoral cartilage.

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Fig 4.

The equivalent stress distribution contour maps of the anterior cruciate ligament under a vertical load of 750 N on the femur and an anterior load of 105 N on the tibia.

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Fig 5.

The stress distribution contour maps of the polyethylene gasket, under a vertical load of 750 N on the femur and an anterior load of 105 N on the tibia.

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Fig 6.

The stress distribution contour maps of the lateral femoral cartilage under a vertical load of 750 N on the femur and an anterior load of 105 N on the tibia.

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