Orthopaedic surgical instrument for total hip arthroplasty and associated orthopaedic surgical method of use
An orthopaedic surgical instrument includes an assembly collar having a cavity extending between a superior opening and an inferior opening. The cavity is sized to receive a tapered trunnion of an implanted femoral stem. A bore extends between an inferior end and a superior end of the assembly collar and is configured to align with an implant bore formed in the implanted femoral stem. The bore and the implant bore are configured to receive a fastener to secure the assembly collar to the implanted femoral stem. A method of utilizing the orthopaedic surgical instrument is also contemplated.
1. An orthopaedic surgical instrument assembly for use during assembly of a femoral head component to an implanted femoral stem component during an orthopaedic hip replacement procedure, the instrument assembly comprising:
an assembly collar having (i) a cavity extending between a superior opening in a superior end thereof an inferior opening in an inferior end thereof, the cavity is configured such that, when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted femoral stem component, (a) a tapered trunnion of a femoral implant extends into the cavity through the inferior opening thereof, and (b) the femoral head component is received in the superior opening of the cavity, and (ii) a bore extending from the superior end of the assembly collar to the inferior end of the assembly collar, the bore is configured to align with an implant bore formed in the implanted femoral stem component when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted femoral stem component, and
a fastener positioned in the bore, the fastener is configured to be received into the implant bore formed in the implanted femoral stem component when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted femoral stem component.
2. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 1 , wherein the fastener is a threaded bolt that is configured to threadingly engage a set of threads formed in the implant bore when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted femoral stem component.
3. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 1 , further comprising an impaction instrument, wherein an outer surface of the femoral head component is accessible by the impaction instrument through the superior opening of the cavity of the assembly collar when the femoral head component is positioned within the cavity.
4. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 1 , further comprising an impaction guide coupled to the assembly collar, wherein the impaction guide is configured to align an impaction instrument along a longitudinal axis of the tapered trunnion.
5. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 4 , wherein:
the impaction guide includes a guide slot,
a longitudinal axis of the guide slot is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the tapered trunnion, and
the guide slot is configured to receive a shaft of the impaction instrument therein.
6. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 5 , further comprising a retainer, wherein:
the impaction guide comprises a number of tabs,
the retainer is secured to the tabs to retain the shaft of the impaction instrument when the shaft of the impaction instrument is positioned in the guide slot.
7. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 6 , wherein the retainer is an elastic band.
8. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 4 , further comprising a shaft, wherein:
a first end of the shaft is secured to the assembly collar, and
a second end of the shaft is secured to the impaction guide.
9. An orthopaedic surgical instrument assembly for use during assembly of an orthopaedic component to an implanted component that is implanted in a patient bone, the instrument assembly comprising:
an assembly collar having (i) a cavity extending between a superior opening in a superior end thereof an inferior opening in an inferior end thereof, the cavity is configured such that, when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted component, (a) an end of the implanted component extends into the cavity through the inferior opening thereof, and (b) the orthopaedic component is received in the superior opening of the cavity, and (ii) a bore extending from the superior end of the assembly collar to the inferior end of the assembly collar, the bore is configured to align with an implant bore formed in the implanted component when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted component, and
a fastener positioned in the bore, the fastener is configured to be received into the implant bore formed in the implanted component when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted component.
10. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 9 , wherein the fastener is a threaded bolt that is configured to threadingly engage a set of threads formed in the implant bore when the assembly collar is secured to the implanted component.
11. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 9 , further comprising an impaction instrument, wherein an outer surface of the orthopaedic component is accessible by the impaction instrument through the superior opening of the cavity of the assembly collar when the orthopaedic component is positioned within the cavity.
12. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 9 , further comprising an impaction guide coupled to the assembly collar, wherein the impaction guide is configured to align an impaction instrument along a longitudinal axis of the end of the implanted component.
13. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 12 , wherein:
the impaction guide includes a guide slot,
a longitudinal axis of the guide slot is aligned with the longitudinal axis of the end of the implanted component, and
the guide slot is configured to receive a shaft of the impaction instrument therein.
14. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 13 , further comprising a retainer, wherein:
the impaction guide comprises a number of tabs,
the retainer is secured to the tabs to retain the shaft of the impaction instrument when the shaft of the impaction instrument is positioned in the guide slot.
15. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 14 , wherein the retainer is an elastic band.
16. The orthopaedic surgical instrument of claim 12 , further comprising a shaft, wherein:
a first end of the shaft is secured to the assembly collar, and
a second end of the shaft is secured to the impaction guide.
17. A method of assembling a femoral head component to an implanted femoral stem component during an orthopaedic hip replacement procedure, the method comprising:
positioning an assembly collar on the implanted femoral stem so that a tapered trunnion of the implanted femoral stem extends into a cavity extending between a superior opening and an inferior opening of the assembly collar,
positioning a femoral head component on the tapered trunnion so that the femoral head component is positioned within the cavity and an outer surface of the femoral head component is accessible through the superior opening, and
striking the femoral head component with an impaction instrument that is extended through the superior opening and contacting the outer surface of the femoral head component.
18. The method of claim 17 , further comprising securing the assembly collar to the implanted femoral stem with a fastener that extends through a bore in the assembly collar and an implant bore in the implanted femoral stem.
19. The method of claim 17 , further comprising:
coupling an impaction guide to the assembly collar, and
aligning the impaction instrument along a longitudinal axis of the tapered trunnion with the impaction guide.
20. The method of claim 19 , further comprising:
aligning a longitudinal axis of a slot of the impaction guide with the longitudinal axis of the tapered trunnion, and
positioning a shaft of the impaction instrument within the slot.