A double-incision surgical navigation method for
acetabulum revision comprises a
planning process, including digital planning of incisions and tunnels before an operation and planning of a main incision: on a three-dimensional coordinate
system of a
pelvis, carrying out navigation on the three-dimensional coordinate
system of the
pelvis, and carrying out navigation on the three-dimensional coordinate
system of the
pelvis; the method comprises the following steps: simulating a main incision path along a hip large
muscle fiber direction and a thighbone axis, ensuring that the path can
expose an acetabular margin, a residual acetabular cup and sciatic nerves, marking the walking of the sciatic nerves in a three-dimensional coordinate system of the pelvis as an absolute forbidden zone in an operation, and positioning an auxiliary incision: positioning a gluteus column bullseye, and on the three-dimensional coordinate system of the pelvis, positioning an auxiliary incision on the three-dimensional coordinate system of the pelvis; the method comprises the following steps: defining a gluteus column
bone surface area used for fixing a reinforcing block, acquiring a walking model of a suprahip nerve and
blood vessel bundle, avoiding an incision and an approach which are positioned at the rear lower part of the suprahip nerve and
blood vessel bundle, virtually constructing a subcutaneous tunnel, drawing a smooth 3D curve pointing to the rear upper part of an
acetabulum in a main incision from the deep part of an auxiliary incision, according to the size of the winged reinforcing block including the width of the
fixed wing, the minimum
diameter needed by the tunnel is determined, and it is ensured that the
implant can pass through smoothly.