Glenoid vault fixation
A joint prosthesis system, specifically a shoulder prosthesis, for shoulder replacement, revision and repair. The implants provide fixation into the best bone available to a surgeon. The implants are used in a superior-inferior and anterior-posterior construct forming a type of cross or X-shape. The implants allow for interchangeability of the articulating component as well as rotational orientation. The systems will allow for augments to accommodate bone loss. The implants may allow for additional security using screws or anchors inserted into the scapula.
1. A shoulder prosthesis system, comprising:
an elongated superior-inferior (SI) component, wherein the superior inferior component comprises a body comprising a first bore, wherein the first bore extends at least partially through the body, wherein the superior inferior component comprises first and second superior-inferior component arms, wherein the first and second superior inferior component arms are integral to the body and extend from the body, wherein the first and second superior-inferior component arms are straight and coplanar to each other and at least one of the first and second superior-inferior component arms comprise an opening extending from the arm, the opening defined by a wall and transverse to the arms;
an elongated anterior-posterior (AP) component, wherein the anterior-posterior component comprises a wall defining an aperture, a protruded portion distal to the wall, wherein the aperture comprises a central axis and at least partially extends into the protruded portion,
wherein the superior-inferior component engages the anterior-posterior component, wherein the first bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the protruded portion of the anterior-posterior component;
at least one anchor; and
an articulating component, wherein the articulating component comprises an articulating surface, a second surface opposite the articulating surface, and a post, wherein the post extends from the second surface, wherein the articulating component at least indirectly engages the superior-inferior component, wherein the bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the post,
wherein the superior-inferior and anterior-posterior components form a bone-engaging cruciate structure when they are engaged.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the articulating surface has concave curvature, and wherein the anterior-posterior component is the articulating component.
3. The system of claim 1 , wherein the articulating component comprises a side portion, wherein the side portion extends between the articulating surface and the second surface.
4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the post comprises a shoulder portion, wherein the shoulder portion comprises a plurality of teeth.
5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the post comprises a circumferential groove, wherein the shoulder portion is located between the circumferential groove and the second surface.
6. The system of claim 5 , wherein the wall of the anterior-posterior component comprises a plurality of notches, wherein the notches are shaped to receive the teeth, such that when the articulating component engages the anterior-posterior component, the teeth are lockably engaged within the notches, wherein when the teeth are lockably engaged within the notches, rotation of the articulating component around the central axis of the aperture is restricted.
7. The system of claim 6 , wherein the wall of the anterior-posterior component comprises an engagement ring, wherein the engagement ring is distal to the plurality of notches, wherein the engagement ring is proximal to the protruded portion, wherein the engagement ring is shaped to be received within the circumferential groove on the post, such that when the articulating component is engaged with the anterior-posterior component, the engagement ring is at least partially contained within the circumferential groove, and proximal and distal movement of the articulating component relative to the anterior-posterior component is restricted.
8. The system of claim 1 , wherein when the superior-inferior component engages the anterior-posterior component, the first bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the protruded portion of the anterior-posterior component.
9. The system of claim 1 , wherein the anchors are at least partially contained within the first superior-inferior component arm.
10. A shoulder prosthesis system, comprising:
an elongated superior-inferior (SI) component, wherein the superior inferior component comprises a body comprising a first bore, wherein the first bore extends at least partially through the body, wherein the superior inferior component comprises first and second superior-inferior component arms, wherein the first and second superior inferior component arms are integral to the body and extend from the body, wherein the first and second superior-inferior component arms are straight and coplanar to each other;
an elongated anterior-posterior (AP) component, wherein the anterior-posterior component comprises a wall defining an aperture, a protruded portion distal to the wall, wherein the aperture comprises a central axis and at least partially extends into the protruded portion, wherein the wall within the aperture comprises a plurality of grooves extending parallel to the aperture, wherein the superior-inferior component engages the anterior-posterior component, wherein the first bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the protruded portion of the anterior-posterior component;
at least one anchor; and
an articulating component, wherein the articulating component comprises an articulating surface, a second surface opposite the articulating surface, and a post, wherein the post extends from the second surface, wherein the articulating component at least indirectly engages the superior-inferior component, wherein the bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the post;
wherein the superior-inferior and anterior-posterior components form a bone-engaging cruciate structure when they are engaged.
11. The system of claim 10 , wherein the articulating surface has concave curvature.
12. The system of claim 10 , wherein the articulating component comprises a side portion, wherein the side portion extends between the articulating surface and the second surface.
13. The system of claim 12 , wherein the post comprises a circumferential groove.
14. The system of claim 13 , wherein the articulating component is the anterior-posterior (AP) component.
15. The system of claim 10 , wherein when the superior-inferior component engages the anterior-posterior component, the first bore of the superior-inferior component is shaped to receive a portion of the protruded portion of the anterior-posterior component.
16. The system of claim 10 , wherein the anchors are at least partially contained within the first superior-inferior component arm.
17. The system of claim 10 , wherein the anterior-posterior component comprises a first and a second anterior-posterior arm, wherein the first and second anterior-posterior arms are coplanar.