Stemmed implant
A stemmed implant comprises a proximal body with a distal shaft extending from the proximal body. The proximal body exterior may be spherical, conical, cylindrical, or another surface of revolution. The distal shaft comprises multiple longitudinal ridges which may originate from the proximal body as separate columns, or which may merge together. The distal shaft and/or the ridges may become narrower as they extend away from the proximal body.
1. A humeral implant system for implantation in a metaphysis of a humeral bone, the humeral implant system comprising a stem component that comprises:
a body portion comprising:
an exterior surface, wherein the exterior surface of the body portion comprises a convex hemispherical shape portion;
a proximal rim; and
an interior socket circumscribed by the proximal rim, wherein no portion of the interior socket extends into a plane defined by the proximal rim, and wherein the interior socket is configured to receive either of a concave humeral articular component and a convex humeral articular component therein; and
a shaft portion extending outwardly from the exterior surface of the body portion along a longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein the shaft portion comprises at least three longitudinal ridges arranged around the longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein each longitudinal ridge extends radially away from the longitudinal shaft centerline a first distance near the body portion and a second distance farther from the body portion, wherein the second distance is less than the first distance.
2. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein the interior socket comprises a plurality of noncircular holes arranged around a center of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
3. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein the interior socket comprises a central hole in a bottom surface of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
4. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein the shaft portion comprises a cross-sectional shape comprising a Y-shape.
5. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein each longitudinal ridge comprises a first transverse width near the body portion and a second transverse width farther from the body portion, wherein the second transverse width is less than the first transverse width.
6. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein each longitudinal ridge is separate from the other longitudinal ridges near the body portion, wherein the longitudinal ridges merge together farther from the body portion.
7. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , further comprising at least one of the concave humeral articular component and the convex humeral articular component.
8. The humeral implant system of claim 7 , further comprising the concave humeral articular component and the convex humeral articular component.
9. The humeral implant system of claim 1 , wherein the shaft portion is integrally formed with the body portion.
10. A humeral implant assembly comprising:
a first humeral articular component comprising a first articular surface, the first articular surface comprising a first hemispherical shape portion having a concave shape;
a second humeral articular component comprising a second articular surface, the second articular surface comprising a second hemispherical shape portion having a convex shape; and
a stem component couplable with the humeral articular component and configured for implantation in at least a metaphysis of a[[ long]] humeral bone, the stem component comprising:
a body portion comprising:
an exterior surface, wherein the exterior surface of the body portion comprises a third convex hemispherical shape portion;
a proximal rim; and
an interior socket circumscribed by the proximal rim and shaped to receive the humeral articular component therein, wherein no portion of the interior socket extends into a plane defined by the proximal rim; and
a shaft portion integrally formed with the body portion and extending outwardly from the exterior surface of the body portion along a longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein the shaft portion comprises a cross-sectional shape comprising at least three lobes, wherein each lobe extends radially away from the longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein the shaft portion comprises a first cross-sectional overall outer diameter near the body portion and a second cross-sectional overall outer diameter farther from the body portion, wherein the second cross-sectional overall outer diameter is less than the first cross-sectional overall outer diameter.
11. The humeral implant assembly of claim 10 , wherein the interior socket comprises a plurality of noncircular holes arranged around a center of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
12. The humeral implant assembly of claim 10 , wherein the interior socket comprises a central hole in a bottom surface of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
13. The humeral implant assembly of claim 10 , wherein the shaft portion comprises a cross-sectional shape comprising a Y-shape.
14. The humeral implant assembly of claim 10 , wherein each lobe comprises a first transverse width near the body portion and a second transverse width farther from the body portion, wherein the second transverse width is less than the first transverse width.
15. A humeral implant system for implantation in a metaphysis of a humeral bone, the humeral implant system comprising a stem component that comprises:
a body portion comprising:
an exterior, wherein the exterior comprises a portion of a sphere;
a proximal rim; and
an interior socket circumscribed by the proximal rim, wherein an entirety of the interior socket is recessed below the proximal rim, and wherein the interior socket is configured to receive either of a concave humeral articular component and a convex humeral articular component therein; and
a shaft portion extending outwardly from the exterior of the body portion along a longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein the shaft portion comprises at least three longitudinal columns arranged around the longitudinal shaft centerline, wherein each longitudinal column is separate from the remaining longitudinal columns near the body portion, wherein the longitudinal columns merge together farther from the body portion.
16. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein the interior socket comprises a plurality of noncircular holes arranged around a center of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
17. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein the interior socket comprises a central hole in a bottom surface of the interior socket and extending through the body portion.
18. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein the interior socket comprises a hole extending through the body portion, wherein the stem component comprises a cavity near the body portion, wherein the cavity is surrounded by the longitudinal columns, wherein the hole and the cavity are open to each other.
19. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein the shaft portion comprises a first cross-sectional overall outer diameter near the body portion and a second cross-sectional overall outer diameter farther from the body portion, wherein the second cross-sectional overall outer diameter is less than the first cross-sectional overall outer diameter.
20. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein each longitudinal column comprises a first transverse width near the body portion and a second transverse width farther from the body portion, wherein the second transverse width is less than the first transverse width.
21. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein at least one of the at least three longitudinal columns comprises a superimposed longitudinal groove formed therein, and wherein the superimposed longitudinal groove comprises a concave surface extending along the at least one of the at least three longitudinal columns.
22. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , further comprising at least one of the concave humeral articular component and the convex humeral articular component.
23. The humeral implant system of claim 22 , further comprising the concave humeral articular component and the convex humeral articular component.
24. The humeral implant system of claim 15 , wherein the shaft portion is integrally formed with the body portion.