Patient-specific hip joint devices
A patient-specific acetabular resection guide includes a dome-shaped surface bounded by a periphery. The dome-shaped surface is a three-dimensional patient-specific surface designed to anatomically match and be received into an acetabulum of the patient, based on a three-dimensional image of a hip joint of the patient reconstructed from a medical scan of the hip joint. The resection guide includes a plurality of guiding formations defined on the resection guide and having patient-specific shapes and orientations for guiding corresponding osteotomies relative to the acetabulum for correcting hip dysplasia.
1. A hip-joint device comprising:
a patient-specific acetabular resection guide including:
a dome-shaped surface bounded by a periphery, the dome-shaped surface is a patient-specific three-dimensional surface designed to anatomically match, and is adapted to be received into, an acetabulum of a pelvis of the patient in one position, based on a three-dimensional image of a hip joint of the patient reconstructed from a medical scan of the hip joint; and
a plurality of guiding formations defined on the resection guide, the guiding formations having patient-specific shapes and orientations for guiding corresponding osteotomies relative to the acetabulum for resecting and separating the acetabulum from the pelvis, and enabling rotation of the acetabulum relative to the pelvis of the patient for correcting hip dysplasia of the patient.
2. The hip-joint device of claim 1 , wherein the acetabular resection guide includes an annular flange extending from the periphery of the dome-shaped surface, the annular flange having a bone-engaging surface positionable on a periacetabular area of the acetabulum of the patient, and wherein the plurality of resection guiding formations are defined through the annular flange.
3. The hip-joint device of claim 2 , wherein the bone-engaging surface of the annular flange is patient-specific.
4. The hip-joint device of claim 2 , wherein the guiding formations are elongated slots for guiding a cutting blade.
5. The hip-joint device of claim 4 , wherein at least two of the elongated slots intersect.
6. The hip-joint device of claim 2 , wherein the elongated slots are arranged peripherally around the periphery of the dome-shaped surface.
7. The hip-joint device of claim 2 , wherein at least one guiding formation is an elongated slot designed for an optional single open osteotomy.
8. The hip-joint device of claim 2 , wherein at least one guiding formation is an elongated arcuate slot.
9. The hip-joint device of claim 1 , further comprising:
an implantable acetabular shell receivable in the patient's acetabulum; and
an implantable patient-specific acetabular augment prepared based on a three-dimensional image of the hip joint of the patient showing an acetabular defect, the acetabular augment having a first patient-specific surface for correcting the acetabular defect and an opposite second surface mateable with an outer surface of the acetabular shell.
10. The hip-joint device of claim 9 , wherein the acetabular shell is patient-specific.
11. A hip-joint device comprising:
a patient-specific acetabular resection guide including:
a dome-shaped surface bounded by a periphery, wherein the dome-shaped surface is a three-dimensional patient-specific surface designed to anatomically match, and is adapted to be received into an acetabulum of a pelvis of a patient, based on a three-dimensional image of a hip joint of the patient reconstructed from a medical scan of the hip joint;
an annular flange extending from the periphery of the dome-shaped surface, the annular flange having a patient-specific bone-engaging surface engageable to a periacetabular area of the acetabulum of the patient, and
a plurality of elongated slots defined by the flange and oriented around the periphery in a patient-specific orientation for guiding a cutting instrument to resect and separate the acetabulum from the pelvis in order to rotate the acetabulum relative to the pelvis.
12. The hip joint device of claim 11 , further comprising:
an implantable acetabular shell receivable in the patient's acetabulum; and
an implantable patient-specific acetabular augment prepared based on a three-dimensional image of the hip joint of the patient showing an acetabular defect, the acetabular augment having a first patient-specific surface for correcting the acetabular defect and an opposite second surface mateable with an outer surface of the acetabular shell.
13. A hip-joint device comprising:
a patient-specific acetabular resection guide configured to guide resection of bone around the acetabulum and prepare the acetabulum to receive an implantable acetabular shell, the guide including:
a dome-shaped surface bounded by a periphery, the dome-shaped surface is a patient-specific three-dimensional surface adapted to both anatomically match and be received into the acetabulum in one position based on a three-dimensional image of a hip joint of the patient reconstructed from a medical scan of the hip joint;
an annular flange extending from a periphery of the dome-shaped surface, the annular flange includes a bone-engaging surface positionable on a periacetabular area of the hip-joint around the acetabulum; and
a plurality of guiding formations defined through the annular flange, the guiding formations including patient-specific shapes and orientations for guiding corresponding osteotomies relative to the acetabulum for resecting and separating the acetabulum from the pelvis, and enabling rotation of the acetabulum relative to a pelvis of the patient to correct hip dysplasia of the patient.
14. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , further comprising:
an implantable patient-specific acetabular augment prepared based on a three-dimensional image of the hip joint of the patient showing an acetabular defect, the acetabular augment having a first patient-specific surface for correcting the acetabular defect and an opposite second surface mateable with an outer surface of the acetabular shell.
15. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein the guiding formations are elongated slots for guiding a cutting blade.
16. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein at least two of the elongated slots intersect.
17. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the plurality of guiding formations is configured to guide a cutting blade to the hip-joint for a single open osteotomy.
18. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the plurality of guiding formations is an elongated arcuate slot.
19. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the plurality of guiding formations is angled and adapted to direct saw blades away from the acetabulum.
20. The hip-joint device of claim 13 , wherein the guiding formations are configured to direct saw blades to the hip-joint superior to the acetabulum and inferior to the acetabulum.