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102 results about "Bone chamber" patented technology

Knotless suture anchoring device having deforming section to accommodate sutures of various diameters

An innovative bone anchor and methods for securing soft tissue, such as tendons, to bone, which permit a suture attachment that lies entirely beneath the cortical bone surface. The suturing material between the soft tissue and the bone anchor may be secured without the need for tying a knot. The suture attachment to the bone anchor involves the looping of a length of suture around a suture return member or path within the bone anchor, tightening the suture and attached soft tissue, and compressing the suture against the bone anchor. The bone anchor may be a tubular body having a lumen with a locking plug that compresses the suture therein. One of the components of the locking structure may include a deformable or flexible section, member, or surface. The locking plug may include a shaft and an enlarged head that interferes with the tubular body to provide a positive stop. An actuation rod attached at a frangible section to the shaft may be manipulated by an external handle during locking of the suture within the bone anchor. The bone anchor further may include locking structure for securing itself within a bone cavity.
Owner:ARTHROCARE

Method for repairing bone

A method for repairing bone in a bone cavity delimited by healthy bone faces, and from which traumatized bone has been excised, comprises adjusting a flexible, biocompatible mesh fabric tube to fit the bone cavity and contact the healthy bone faces and filling the mesh tube with a bone graft. A bioresorbable coating is applied to the tube to rigidify the tube having been adjusted in shape to fit the bone cavity. The coating seals the mesh against graft movement through the mesh of the tube until the bioresorbable coating has been resorbed. The tube is inserted within the bone cavity and the coating is resorbed to allow the graft to pass from the interior of the tube, through the mesh, to the healthy bone faces.
Owner:COUSIN BIOTECH R L

Prosthetic implant and surgical tool

The invention relates to a prosthetic implant comprising a main body portion having a first surface for presentation to a receptive bone surface or into a bone cavity and a second surface for receipt of an articulating joint, and means on the implant adapted for attachment of a filamentary member, such as a cable. The invention also relates to a surgical tool for gripping the implant, comprising an elongate body having a first end surface for bearing on the prosthetic implant and means for attachment of the tool to the implant, directly or indirectly by means of the cable.
Owner:T J SMITH & NEPHEW

Device for forming a hardened cement in a bone cavity

A device for injecting a cement paste into a bone cavity and forming a hardened cement in-situ under pressure includes a syringe having an injection end; a pocket having an inlet and a body for containing the paste entering the inlet; and a mounting mechanism at the injection end for connecting the inlet of the pocket to the injection end so that the body of the pocket can contain the paste through the syringe. The device further includes a leaking mechanism provided at the injection end of the syringe for allowing liquid contained in the paste inside the pocket to be expelled from the pocket under pressure, and an opening mechanism which can be operated at a location away from the injection end to open the body of the pocket.
Owner:BEZALEEL

Mixing and dispensing apparatus for bone void filler

A method for preparing a de-aired hydraulic setting hardenable bone cement for filling a boney void or cavity by combining a powder bone substitute material and a aqueous liquid component, the method comprising the steps of: (a) supplying said powder bone substitute material in a first evacuable container; (b) withdrawing air from the first container to form a de-aired powder bone substitute material; and, then (c) mixing the de-aired powder bone substitute material and the aqueous liquid component together.
Owner:BIOCOMPOSITES

Surgical bone milling instrument

A surgical bone milling instrument, suited to operate in a hole formed in a bone, comprising a milling element (10), with longitudinal axis (A) and with the forward end portion (11) rotating around a longitudinal axis (A), and milling the bone. The instrument comprises a tubular element (30) of circular external cross-section and provided with a thread engaging, by helical coupling, a hole formed in the bone. The milling element (10) is associated with the tubular element (30), arranged so that the forward end portion (11) thereof is located ahead of the tubular element (30) and can rotate around the longitudinal axis (A) thereof and translate axially relative to the tubular element (30). The milling element (10) has a rear portion (14) which passes coaxially through the tubular element (30), while the forward end portion (11) projects beyond the front of the tubular element (30). The milling procedure of a bone cavity can be completed while maintaining control of the position of the device relative to the hole. Furthermore, in each phase in which the milling element is rotated, while the instrument is axially stationary inside the hole, a groove is created on the end of the hole (or an extension of the entire hole) the depth of which is constant and predetermined. Further, by way of axial pressure applied to the milling head by the drive element, a detachment of residual bone wall can be achieved as soon as this has reached a breaking resistance which is lower than a force applied by the drive element.
Owner:C G M CO LTD

Grouting method for rigidly connecting two elements using a binder, and in particular for anchoring one element in another

A method of grouting which permits the joining together of two parts by means of a binder and, more particularly, the sealing of one part in another, in particular the sealing of a prosthesis in a bone cavity. The method includes producing in the part to be sealed a channel which passes through the part along an axis substantially parallel to the axis of the introduction of the part to be sealed into the recess formed in the part intended to receive it, and injecting the binder into the channel until the binder fills the space between the part and the wall of the recess. Centering elements can be placed around the part in the space present between the part and the wall of the recess, and a packing part can be positioned, around the part to be sealed, on the opening of the recess. The injection channel made in the part which is to be sealed can be provided with a thread which makes it possible to introduce a threaded rod into it for the extraction of the part.
Owner:PROSEAL

Expandable proximal reamer

A reamer for reaming a portion of a long bone cavity for use in implanting a joint prosthesis. The reamer is used in cooperation with a portion of an orthopaedic implant component and includes an expandable body that is adapted to adjust between a plurality of diameters. A plurality of cutting edges are also included and extend outwardly from the body, the edges adapted for cooperation with bone, and the cutting edges expanding as the expandable body expands.
Owner:DEPUY SYNTHES PROD INC

Percutaneous implant for limb salvage

A percutaneous implant device is biologically attached to bone and soft tissue of a broken limb or amputated limb without longitudinal or lateral movement. Bone and soft tissue in-growth are promoted. The percutaneous implant device has a bio-compatible metal alloy stem member, having an integral tapered fluted section designed to fit into a taper reamed bone canal. A precisely dimensioned cylindrical central core cooperates with a suture ring and an external extension member, facilitating attachment of the percutaneous implant device to a hand or foot prosthesis. A porous metal outer body having a female taper at one end and the capacity to promote growth of bone and soft tissue, is press fitted on the central core contacting suture ring. The assembled implant is inserted into a taper reamed bone cavity until the male taper-reamed bone free end contacts the female taper. Soft skin is extended over the outer surface of the porous metal outer body and the surrounding suture ring.
Owner:SIDEBOTHAM CHRISTOPHER G

Device and method for anchoring soft tissue to bone

A surgical anchor configured to engage soft tissue within a bone cavity defined by a bottom surface and a side surface includes a main body having an exterior surface, a proximal end, and opposing distal end; a tissue capture portion disposed proximate the distal end of the main body; a handle engagement portion disposed proximate the proximate end of the main body; and at least one anchoring member protruding from the exterior surface of the main body. The handle engagement portion is configured to operably engage an insertion handle. The tissue capture portion includes at least one tissue engaging member adapted to secure soft tissue between the anchor and the bottom surface of the bone cavity. At least a portion of the exterior surface of the main body is adapted to secure soft tissue between the anchor and the side surface of the bone cavity.
Owner:GROH ENTERPRISES

Method for forming a hardened cement in a bone cavity

The present invention discloses a method of hardening a bone cement under an exerted pressure in a bone cavity including preparing a cement paste; injecting said cement paste into a pocket placed in a bone cavity; and allowing the cement paste to harden in the pocket. Preferably, the pocket is opened after the cement paste is set, and the opened pocket is removed from the bone cavity.
Owner:BEZALEEL

Support structure implant for a bone cavity

A support structure implant for location within a bone cavity to support the bone which defines the cavity is formed from interlaced wires which extend from a first end of the structure towards an opposite second end. The wires are formed into loops at the first end of the structure. The structure includes a clip having a plurality of fingers which extend through the loops to control the spacing between the loops.
Owner:DUPUY INT LTD

Shoulder prosthesis with anatomic reattachment features

Apparatus and methods are disposed for maintaining the proper positioning of a prosthetic implant having proximal and distal ends within a prepared bone cavity during cement injection and curing. First stabilization means, implantable within the bone cavity, minimize lateral movement of the distal end of the implant, while second stabilization means, physically separate from the means for minimizing lateral movement of the distal end of the implant, minimize both the lateral movement of the proximal end of the implant and the rotational movement of the implant overall. In the preferred embodiment, the second stabilization means includes an apertured cap removably securable to the end of a bone having the prepared cavity through which the implant is inserted and held in place. This cap, which may either be entirely rigid or include a pliable membrane in the vicinity of the aperture, preferably further includes a first port associated with cement injection and a second port associated with cement over-pressurization. In an alternative embodiment, the second stabilization means includes a manually operated mechanism enabling the implant to be temporarily yet rigidly secured thereto in accordance with a desired orientation, preferably affording adjustments along multiple degrees of freedom prior to the rigid securement thereof.
Owner:MEDIDEA

Expandable proximal reamer

InactiveUS20080275448A1SurgeryBone chamberReamer
A reamer for reaming a portion of a long bone cavity for use in implanting a joint prosthesis. The reamer is used in cooperation with a portion of an orthopaedic implant component and includes an expandable body that is adapted to adjust between a plurality of diameters. A plurality of cutting edges are also included and extend outwardly from the body, the edges adapted for cooperation with bone, and the cutting edges expanding as the expandable body expands.
Owner:DEPUY PROD INC

Bone-reaming system

A bone-reaming system for use in bone cavities which allows for a less invasive and more precise surgical procedure is disclosed. An apparatus according to such a system may include a housing, a motor disposed within the housing, and a cutter attached to the motor and extendable through the aperture, wherein the housing is capable of articulating with respect to a bone cavity so as to allow the cutter to cut at least a portion of the bone cavity. A routing guide is used in conjunction with the apparatus to provide a template through which to cut preselected portions of a bone cavity. Also disclosed is a method for using such a bone-reaming system.
Owner:HOWMEDICA OSTEONICS CORP

Tamp assembly

A tamp assembly for use in configuring bone cavity filler material within a bone cavity, in preparation for receiving an implant, includes a distal tamp portion which has a substantially constant cross-section over at least part of its length. A proximal tamp portion has a through bore extending through it with a size which is such that the proximal tamp portion is a sliding fit over the distal tamp portion. The proximal tamp portion has an exterior tamping surface extending from the through bore which faces generally towards the distal tamp portion. The assembly includes a hammer for transmitting impact to the bone cavity filler material which is contacted by the tamping surface of the proximal tamp portion.
Owner:DUPUY INT LTD

Implant

In order to improve an implant, in particular a bone replacement implant for insertion into a bone cavity, or an intervertebral implant for insertion between two adjacent vertebral bodies of a human or animal spine, which can be brought from a normal position, in which the implant encompasses a maximum total volume, into an insertion position, in which the implant encompasses an insertion volume, which is smaller than the maximum total volume, such that the implant can be inserted through as small as possible an opening in a human or animal body and nevertheless have a high inherent stability, it is proposed that the implant has a plurality of cavities in fluidic connection with one another, and that a net volume encompassed in the normal position by the plurality of cavities in fluidic connection with one another is smaller than the maximum total volume.
Owner:AESCULAP AG

Minimally invasive method and applications for injectible materials

InactiveUS20150173818A1Evenly distributedUniform distribution of cement in bone sitesSuture equipmentsInternal osteosythesisBone densityVolumetric Mass Density
an orthopedic tube for delivering medical fluids, having a viscosity of at least 1 Pa.S and not to exceed 10000 Pa.S, into a bone cavity comprising an elongated hollow stem having a smooth stem outer wall. The elongated hollow stem has an external diameter sufficient to be inserted into a bone cavity formed in a bone. The elongated hollow stem has a proximal end and a distal end with the proximal end adapted to be in communication with a pressurized medical fluid injector; and the elongated hollow stem has an internal diameter sufficiently large to permit a path of least resistance to a flow of the cement from the injector. The distal end of the elongated stem is closed. There is at least a fenestration zone defined on the stem wall spaced from the distal end, and a plurality of distinct ports distributed in a pattern in the fenestration zone. The diameter of the ports in the fenestration zone determines the fluid dispersion pattern and the distribution of ports relative to the internal diameter of the elongated hollow stem is such that the fluid will fill up the hollow stem first until sufficient pressure is built up to seep the fluid through the ports in a uniform manner. Am method of measuring the density of the bone is also described.
Owner:BAROUD GAMAL +2

Pressured syringe for the injection of a viscous liquid through a cannulated surgical screw bone filler adapter

A pressurized syringe used to inject a viscous liquid through an adapter attached to a bone filler adapter into a cannulated surgical screw utilizing the cannulated surgical screw as a port to inject bone void filler into a bone void within a bone cavity during the course of a surgical repair to attach, repair and secure broken or separated bone fragments and providing a more secure bone anchor matrix within which the surgical screw is set.
Owner:JORDAN CHRISTOPHER

In-bone implantable shaft for prosthetic joints or for direct skeletal attachment of external limb prostheses and method of its installation

InactiveUS20090062928A1Increase positive effectOssification beginInternal osteosythesisBone implantExternal limb prosthesisBone chamber
An in-bone implantable shaft for prosthetic joints or for direct skeletal attachment of external limb prostheses, comprised of a central body fitted in the zone of the bone's medullary cavity conventionally prepared for implantation, and of side elements attached to the central body and fitted in the slots specially made in the bone's walls surrounding said medullary canal; said side elements have spaces between them, arranged to be filled by bone cells to provide a natural and safe osseolocking of the shaft. A method of preparing the bone for implantation of a prosthetic shaft, comprising the steps of: placing a cylindrical guide with slots made in the longitudinal direction of said guide inside said bone's canal which is conventionally prepared for implantation; cutting said bone's walls by progressing a saw along the edges of the slots of said guide; removing the guide; fitting the shaft in the bone's canal, provided that the side elements are fitted to the slots in the bone's walls.
Owner:PITKIN MARK
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