US2018344335A1PendingUtilityA1
Patient matched instrument
Est. expiryJul 15, 2032(~6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Brian W. MckinnonEric KennedyMichael Joseph JacksonRandy C. WinebargerZachary Christopher Wilkinson
A61B 17/1764A61B 2017/568A61B 17/155A61B 2034/108
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Abstract
A patient matched instrument for a patient's femur is disclosed. The instrument includes a body having a cutting slot and a patient matched surface that mates with the patient's trochlear groove, a first leg portion extending from the body, a second leg portion extending from the body; and each leg portion has a contacting pad for tangential contact with the patient's femoral medial and lateral condyles.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 21 . (canceled)
22 . A patient matched instrument for a patient's femur having a trochlear groove, a medial condyle, and a lateral condyle, the instrument comprising:
a body having a cutting slot and a patient matched surface that mates with and contacts the patient's trochlear groove; a first leg portion extending from the body and having a first contacting pad for tangential contact with the patient's femoral medial condyle; and a second leg portion extending from the body and having a second contacting pad for tangential contact with the patient's femoral lateral condyle.
23 . The instrument of claim 22 , the body further comprising a visual indicator.
24 . The instrument of claim 22 , the body further comprising a window.
25 . The instrument of claim 22 , the body further comprising apertures.
26 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein each leg portion further comprises at least one pin boss.
27 . The instrument of claim 22 , further comprising a guide.
28 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the patient matched surface of the body has six boundary conditions.
29 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the first leg portion has a different length from the second leg portion.
30 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein each of the first and second contacting pads is substantially perpendicular to a mechanical axis of the patient's femur.
31 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein each of the first and second contacting pads is parallel to the cutting slot.
32 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the first contacting pad contacts the femoral medial condyle at an angle relative to the cutting slot and/or the mechanical axis.
33 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the second contacting pad contacts the femoral lateral condyle at an angle relative to the cutting slot and/or the mechanical axis.
34 . The instrument of claim 22 , the body further comprising a passage.
35 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the body includes at least one cross-member.
36 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the body comprises an anterior ridge extension.
37 . The instrument of claim 22 , further comprising at least one surface contact confirmation slot.
38 . The instrument of claim 22 , further comprising a distal trochlea grip.
39 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein each leg portion includes at least one paddle.
40 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the body further comprises a frangible component.
41 . The instrument of claim 40 , wherein the frangible component is a leg portion.
42 . The instrument of claim 22 , wherein the body further comprises at least one fixation hole.
43 . The instrument of claim 42 , wherein the at least one fixation hole is aligned to a normal of a surface that the at least one fixation hole intersects.
44 . A patient matched instrument for a patient's femur having a trochlear groove, a medial condyle, and a lateral condyle, the instrument comprising:
a body having a cutting slot and a patient matched surface that mates with the patient's trochlear groove; a first leg portion extending from the body and having a first contacting pad for tangential contact with a distal portion of the patient's femoral medial condyle; and a second leg portion extending from the body and having a second contacting pad for tangential contact with a distal portion of the patient's femoral lateral condyle.
45 . The instrument of claim 44 , wherein the patient matched surface mates with the patient's trochlear groove.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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