Hip prosthesis containing zirconium-niobium alloy on oxidation layer and preparation method thereof

A preparation method of a hip prosthesis containing zirconium-niobium alloy on oxidation layer comprising the following steps:

• 1) Preparation of shell and femoral stem:
• 1-1) using zirconium-niobium alloy powder as a raw material, conducting a 3D printing for one-piece molding, and obtaining a first intermediate of shell and a first intermediate of femoral stem respectively, putting the two first intermediates into the Sinter-HIP furnace, heating to 1250° C.-1400° C. under helium/argon gas protection, placing at a constant pressure of 140 MPa-180 MPa for 1 h to 3 h, reducing to atmospheric pressure, cooling to below 200° C. with the furnace, taking them out, and obtaining a second intermediate of the shell and a second intermediate of the femoral stem;
• 1-2) placing two second intermediate products in a programmable cooling box to cool to −80° C. to −120° C. at a rate of 1° C./min, keeping them at a constant temperature for 5 h to 10 h, and taking them out of the programmable cooling box;
• placing them in a liquid nitrogen for 16 h to 36 h, and adjusting the temperature to room temperature so as to obtain a third intermediate of the shell and a third intermediate of the femoral stem;
• 1-3) placing two third intermediate products in the programmable cooling box to cool to −80° C. to −120° C. at a rate of 1° C./min, and placing them at a constant temperature for 5 h to 10 h, taking them out of the programmable cooling box, placing them in the liquid nitrogen for 16 h to 36 h and adjusting the temperature to room temperature so as to obtain a fourth intermediate of the shell and a fourth intermediate of the femoral stem;
• 1-4) machining, finishing, polishing, cleaning, and drying the fourth intermediate products, and obtaining a fifth intermediate of the shell and a fifth intermediate of the femoral stem;
• 1-5) placing the two fifth intermediate products in a tube furnace, introducing helium/argon gas containing 5% to 15% of oxygen in percentage by mass, heating to 500° C. to 700° C. at 5° C./min to 20° C./min, and cooling down to 400° C. to 495° C. at 0.4° C./min to 0.9° C./min;
• and cooling to be below 200° C. sequentially, taking them out to obtain the shell and femoral stem;
• 2) Preparation of liners and femoral head:
• 2-1) machining, finishing, polishing, cleaning, and drying forged pieces containing zirconium-niobium alloy to obtain the intermediate products of liners or femoral head;
• the roughness of the inner and outer surfaces of the intermediate products of liners is Ra≤0.050 μm;
• the outer surface roughness of the intermediate products of femoral head is Ra≤0.050 μm;
• 2-2) placing the intermediate products of liners and femoral head in a tube furnace, introducing helium/argon gas containing 5% to 15% of oxygen in percentage by mass, heating to 500° C. to 700° C. at 5° C./min to 20° C./min, and cooling to 400° C. to 495° C. at 0.4° C./min to 0.9° C./min;
• and natural cooling to be below 200° C. sequentially, taking them out to obtain the liners and femoral head;
• the hip prosthesis containing zirconium-niobium alloy on oxidation layer comprises a femoral stem (1), a femoral head (2), liners (3) and a shell (4);
• the femoral stem comprises a cylindrical head (11), a neck (12) and a hilt (13);
• the hilt (13) comprises a proximal hilt (14) and a distal hilt (15);
• a stem trabeculae (16) is arranged on the outer surface of the proximal hilt (14), the stem trabeculae (16) is partitioned into a lateral upper zone (1101), a lateral lower zone (1102), a medial upper zone (191) and a medial lower zone (192);
• the trabeculae arranged in the lateral upper zone 1101 and medial lower zone (192) are a first trabeculae (112);
• a trabeculae arranged in the medial upper zone 191 is a second trabeculae (113);
• a trabeculae arranged in the lateral lower zone (1102) is a third trabeculae (114);
• the pore size and porosity of the first trabeculae (112) are sequentially smaller than that of the second trabeculae (113) and the third trabeculae (114);
• the structure of the shell is the same as its first intermediate, second intermediate, third intermediate, fourth intermediate and fifth intermediate;
• the structure of the femoral stem is the same as its first intermediate, second intermediate, third intermediate, fourth intermediate, and fifth intermediate;
• the shell comprises a hemispherical body (49), the middle part of which is provided with a first circular hole (41) with internal thread, and the outer surface of the hemispherical body is provided with a shell trabeculae (43), which is partitioned setting;
• a first partition line (46) intersects with a second partition line (45);
• the intersection point crosses the center of the first circular hole (41), and a third partition line (44) has circular shape and is located near the edge of the hemispherical body (49);
• the first, second and third partition lines divide the outer surface of the hemispherical body into a first upper region (471), a first lower region (472), a second upper region (473), a second lower region (474), a third upper region (475), a third lower region (476), a fourth upper region (477) and a fourth lower region (478);
• the area of the first upper region, the second upper region, the third upper region and the fourth upper region is equal;
• 3 second round holes (42) with internal thread are arranged on one side of the hemispherical body, two of which are respectively arranged in the first upper region (471) and the third upper region (475), and another is arranged in the junction of the first upper region (471) and the third upper region (475);
• a fourth trabeculae (481) is arranged on the third upper region and fourth upper region respectively;
• a fifth trabeculae (482) is arranged on the third lower region and fourth lower region respectively;
• a sixth trabeculae (483) is arranged on the first upper region;
• a seventh trabeculae (484) is arranged on the first lower region;
• an eighth trabeculae (485) is arranged on the second upper region;
• a ninth trabeculae (486) is arranged on the second lower region;
• the pore size and porosity of the fourth trabeculae are sequentially smaller than that of the fifth trabeculae, the sixth trabeculae, the seventh trabeculae, the eighth and the ninth trabeculae.