Offset adjustable neck length trial device and system for hip arthroplasty
Improved hip arthroplasty trial devices and hip arthroplasty trial systems are described. A hip arthroplasty trial device has a head member having a central axis and defining an inner chamber, a head member opening providing access to the inner chamber, and a cavity extending inward from the outer surface of the head member. A rotatable member is disposed in the inner chamber and along an axis between the central axis and one side of the head member. The cavity extends along an axis between the central axis and another, opposite side of the head member. A spacer is disposed within the head member opening and is moveable between a spacer first position and a spacer second position. Rotational movement of the rotatable member moves the spacer from the spacer first position to the spacer second position.
1. A hip arthroplasty trial device, comprising:
a head member having a central axis, defining an inner chamber, and having a head member outer surface, a head member proximal side, and a head member distal side, the head member outer surface defining a head member cavity extending into the head member and along an axis between the central axis and the head member proximal side, the head member proximal side defining a head member opening that provides access to the inner chamber;
a spacer disposed within the head member opening and moveable between a spacer first position and a spacer second position; and
a rotatable member disposed in the inner chamber and along an axis between the central axis and the head member distal side, the rotatable member defining a rotatable member gear and a cam contacting the spacer such that rotational movement of the rotatable member moves the spacer from its spacer first position to its spacer second position.
2. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 1 , wherein the head member cavity has a base wall defining a base wall opening.
3. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 2 , further comprising a drive gear disposed in the head member cavity, the drive gear meshed with the rotatable member gear such that rotational movement of the drive gear causes rotational movement of the of the rotatable member.
4. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 3 , wherein the drive gear has a first side defining a circumferential projection that extends into the base wall opening.
5. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 4 , further comprising a washer disposed in the head member cavity and over the drive gear.
6. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 2 , wherein the rotatable member gear is partially disposed within the head member cavity.
7. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 2 , wherein the head member outer surface defines a facet.
8. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 7 , wherein the head member cavity extends into the head member from the facet.
9. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 2 , wherein the head member comprises separable first and second head member portions.
10. A hip arthroplasty trial device, comprising:
a head member having a central axis, defining an inner chamber, and having a head member outer surface, a head member proximal side, and a head member distal side, the head member outer surface defining a head member cavity extending into the head member along an axis between the central axis and the head member proximal side to a base wall defining a base wall opening, the head member proximal side defining a head member opening that provides access to the inner chamber;
a spacer disposed within the head member opening and moveable between a spacer first position and a spacer second position; and
a rotatable member disposed in the inner chamber and along an axis between the central axis and the head member distal side, the rotatable member defining a rotatable member gear and a cam contacting the spacer such that rotational movement of the rotatable member moves the spacer from its spacer first position to its spacer second position, the rotatable member gear partially disposed within the head member cavity.
11. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 10 , wherein the head member outer surface defines a facet.
12. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 11 , wherein the head member cavity extends into the head member from the facet.
13. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 10 , wherein the head member comprises separable first and second head member portions.
14. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 13 , wherein the first head member portion defines a post; and
wherein the second head member portion defines a recess sized and configured to receive the post.
15. A hip arthroplasty trial system, comprising:
a hip arthroplasty trial device, comprising:
a head member having a central axis, defining an inner chamber, and having a head member outer surface, a head member proximal side, and a head member distal side, the head member outer surface defining a head member cavity extending into the head member along an axis between the central axis and the head member proximal side to a base wall defining a base wall opening, the head member proximal side defining a head member opening that provides access to the inner chamber;
a spacer disposed within the head member opening and moveable between a spacer first position and a spacer second position; and
a rotatable member disposed in the inner chamber and along an axis between the central axis and the head member distal side, the rotatable member defining a rotatable member gear and a cam contacting the spacer such that rotational movement of the rotatable member moves the spacer from its spacer first position to its spacer second position, the rotatable member gear partially disposed within the head member cavity; and
a driver, comprising a handle, a main body extending from the handle, and a driver gear disposed on the main body and axially spaced from the handle, the driver gear sized and configured to be releasably disposed in the head member cavity and meshed with the rotatable member gear.
16. The hip arthroplasty trial system of claim 15 , wherein the main body of the driver defines a terminal projection extending away from the main body and axially beyond the driver gear such that the driver gear is positioned axially between the terminal projection and the handle.
17. The hip arthroplasty trial system of claim 16 , wherein the terminal projection is sized and configured to be disposed in the base wall opening.
18. The hip arthroplasty trial system of claim 17 , wherein the main body has a longitudinal axis; and
wherein driver further comprises a projection that extends away from and orthogonal to the longitudinal axis of main body.
19. The hip arthroplasty trial system of claim 18 , wherein the head member outer surface defines a facet.
20. The hip arthroplasty trial device of claim 19 , wherein the head member cavity extends into the head member from the facet.