Hip Joint Device
Abstract
The disclosed medical device comprises an elongated portion adapted to at least partially replace the collum femur wherein said elongated portion is adapted to be at least one of integrated in and connected to a prosthetic spherical portion adapted to replace the caput femur, and wherein said prosthetic spherical portion in turn is adapted to be movably placed in a prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum having at least one extending portion for clasping said prosthetic spherical portion. Further, the elongated portion comprises a restricting portion adapted to restrict the motion range of the spherical portion in relation to said prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum, and wherein said restricting portion of said elongated portion comprises at least one recess adapted to receive a portion of said prosthetic artificial acetabulum, when implanted, to enable an advantageous motion range in relation to said prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 .- 67 . (canceled)
68 . A medical device for implantation in a hip joint of a patient; the hip joint having a caput femur integrated with a collum femur having a collum and caput center axis, extending longitudinal along the collum and caput femur, in the center thereof, wherein said medical device comprises:
a) an elongated portion adapted to at least partially replace the collum femur, wherein said elongated portion is adapted to be at least one of integrated in and connected to a prosthetic spherical portion adapted to replace the caput femur, and wherein said prosthetic spherical portion in turn is adapted to be movably placed in a prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum having at least one extending portion for clasping said prosthetic spherical portion, wherein b) said elongated portion comprises a restricting portion adapted to restrict the motion range of the spherical portion in relation to said prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum, and wherein c) said restricting portion of said elongated portion comprises at least one recess adapted to receive a portion of said prosthetic artificial acetabulum, when implanted, to enable an advantageous motion range in relation to said prosthetic replacement for the acetabulum.
69 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is adapted to be placed frontal to the coronal pelvis plane, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
70 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is adapted to be placed in the frontal quadrant, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
71 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is adapted to be placed in the dorsal quadrant, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
72 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is adapted to be placed in the proximal quadrant, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
73 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is adapted to be placed in the distal quadrant, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
74 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said recess is more than 4 mm deep.
75 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein a cross-section of said restricting portion of said elongated portion, perpendicular to the caput and collum center axis, comprises a first distance and a second distance, wherein a center point of a line of said first distance intersects a center point of a line of said second distance, and wherein said first distance is shorter than said second distance.
76 . The medical device according to claim 75 , wherein said first distance is a cross-sectional distance of a narrow portion if said elongated portion, and wherein said second distance is a cross-sectional distance of a wide portion of said elongated member.
77 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said restricting portion of said elongated portion is adapted to be substantially aligned with said collum center axis and adapted to be eccentrically placed in relation said collum axis, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
78 . The medical device according to claim 77 , wherein a major portion of said restricting portion of said elongated portion is adapted to be placed frontal to the coronal pelvis plane when implanted and being in a defined base position.
79 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein the restricting portion of the elongated portion is adapted to be placed in the distal quadrant, when implanted and being in a defined base position.
80 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein a cross section of the restricting portion of the elongated portion, perpendicular to the collum center axis, is circular.
81 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein a cross section of the restricting portion of the elongated portion, perpendicular to the collum center axis, is polygonal.
82 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein a cross section of the restricting portion of the elongated portion, perpendicular to the collum center axis, is elliptical.
83 . The medical device according to claims 68 , wherein said restricting portion, when implanted, is adapted to be placed such that adduction is restriction more degrees than flexion.
84 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said restricting portion, when implanted, is adapted to be placed such that abduction is restriction more degrees than flexion.
85 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said restricting portion, when implanted, is adapted to be placed such that adduction is restricted more degrees than extension.
86 . The medical device according to claim 68 , wherein said restricting portion, when implanted, is adapted to be placed such that abduction is restricted more degrees than extension.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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