Iliac anchor system

1. An anchoring system for a spinal support assembly, comprising:

an orthopedic fastener including a proximal end portion, a mid-portion, and a threaded distal end portion arranged along a central axis, said proximal end portion including a head portion;

a mounting receiver defining a mounting aperture configured to threadably engage said threaded distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener along a receiver axis, said mounting aperture being accessible from a first lateral face of said mounting receiver that faces said head portion of said orthopedic fastener when said mounting aperture is threadably engaged with said distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener, said mounting receiver including a standoff that defines a standoff axis, said standoff axis extending radially outward relative to said receiver axis, said first lateral face being located at a radial offset distance relative to said standoff axis, said central axis and said receiver axis being concentric when said orthopedic fastener and said mounting receiver are engaged; and

a support rod receptacle coupled to said standoff of said mounting receiver, said support rod receptacle extending radially outward relative to said receiver axis and defining a support rod receptacle axis and an outer radius about said support rod receptacle axis,

wherein said head of said orthopedic fastener and said first lateral face of said mounting receiver are configured for registration against bone when said mounting aperture is threadably engaged with said distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener, and

wherein said outer radius of said support rod receptacle is less than said radial offset distance of said first lateral face.

2. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said first lateral face extends between a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge, said first lateral edge being proximate said standoff and located at a first radial offset distance relative to said standoff axis, said second lateral edge being located at a second radial offset distance relative to said standoff axis, said second radial offset distance being greater than said first radial offset distance.

3. The anchoring system of claim 2 , wherein said standoff includes a ball pivot, said support rod receptacle being configured to receive said ball pivot to define a polyaxial connection.

4. The anchoring system of claim 3 , comprising a ball retainer, said ball pivot being secured to said support rod receptacle with said ball retainer.

5. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said mounting receiver includes a second lateral face opposite said first lateral face, said second lateral face defining a convex profile.

6. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said first lateral face of said mounting receiver defines a concave face.

7. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein the threads of said mounting aperture are tapered.

8. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said bone is an ilium.

9. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein the threads of said threaded distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener are male.

10. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said orthopedic fastener is self-tapping.

11. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said orthopedic fastener defines a central passage configured for passage of a guide wire.

12. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said head portion includes a flange having a distal face that includes a radiused shoulder.

13. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said head portion defines a bottom-tapped hole accessible from a proximal face of said head portion.

14. The anchoring system of claim 1 , wherein said proximal end portion defines a first polygonal socket that extends distal to and is accessible from a bottom-tapped hole.

15. The anchoring system of claim 1 , comprising a profiled washer that surrounds said proximal end portion of said orthopedic fastener.

16. The anchoring system of claim 15 , wherein said orthopedic fastener includes a head portion at said proximal end portion, said head portion being configured to engage a concave face of said profiled washer.

17. The anchoring system of claim 16 , wherein:

said concave face of said profiled washer defines a spherical profile; and

said head portion defines a convex spherical profile that interfaces with said concave spherical profile of said profiled washer.

18. An anchoring system for a spinal support assembly, comprising:

an orthopedic fastener including a proximal end portion, a mid-portion, and a threaded distal end portion arranged along a central axis, said proximal end portion including a head portion;

a mounting receiver defining a mounting aperture configured to threadably engage said threaded distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener along a receiver axis, said mounting aperture being accessible from a first lateral face of said mounting receiver that faces said head portion of said orthopedic fastener when said mounting aperture is threadably engaged with said threaded distal end portion of said orthopedic fastener;

a support rod receptacle coupled to said mounting receiver and extending radially outward relative to said receiver axis,

wherein said head portion of said orthopedic fastener and said first lateral face of said mounting receiver are configured to clamp said anchoring system to an ilium through which said mid-portion of said orthopedic fastener passes when said anchoring system is implanted.

19. The anchoring system of claim 18 , wherein:

said mounting receiver includes a standoff to which said support rod receptacle is coupled, said standoff defining a standoff axis that extends radially outward relative to said receiver axis, said first lateral face of said mounting receiver being located at a radial offset distance relative to said standoff axis; and

said support rod receptacle defines an outer radius about a support rod receptacle axis, said outer radius of said support rod receptacle being less than said radial offset distance of said first lateral face.