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US 2025/0000658 A1Published application
Acetabular device and modular neck assembly
AssigneeALM Ortho, Inc.
InventorsDavid Steven Feldman, Donald Steven Block, Brian R. McLaughlin
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Abstract
A multi-piece acetabular device and modular neck segment for temporary implantation during a distraction procedure.
Claims6
1:
- A device adapted to secure a femoral head prosthesis, the device comprising:
- a medial shell and a lateral shell, each of the medial shell and the lateral shell shaped to fit around a portion of the femoral head prosthesis;
- the medial shell having a medial shell constraining rim on a lower portion of the medial shell, the lateral shell having a lateral shell constraining rim on a lower portion of the later shell, the medial shell constraining rim and lateral shell constraining rim configured to secure the medial shell and the lateral shell to a lower portion of the femoral head prosthesis, an upper portion of the femoral head prosthesis fitting against an inner side of the medial shell and an inner side of the lateral shell.
2:
- The device of claim 1, wherein the medial shell includes one or more medial shell openings that are configured to allow insertion of fasteners through the medial shell to attach the medial shell to a bone surface.
3:
- The device of claim 2, wherein the lateral shell includes one or more lateral shell openings that are configured to allow insertion of the fasteners through the lateral shell to attach the lateral shell to the medial shell.
4:
- The device of claim 3, wherein at least one of the medial shell openings and at least one of the later shell openings are configured to be in alignment such that a fastener passes through each of the lateral shell and the medial shell and into the bone surface.
5:
- The device of claim 4, further including a shell fastener that secures the lateral shell to the medial shell.
6:
- The device of claim 1, wherein a liner is placed over the femoral head prosthesis and into the medial shell and lateral shell.