EP3451976A1 - Vertebral system, implant and inserts for a vertebral system - Google Patents
Vertebral system, implant and inserts for a vertebral systemInfo
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- EP3451976A1 EP3451976A1 EP17725522.1A EP17725522A EP3451976A1 EP 3451976 A1 EP3451976 A1 EP 3451976A1 EP 17725522 A EP17725522 A EP 17725522A EP 3451976 A1 EP3451976 A1 EP 3451976A1
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- Vertebral System Implant and Inserts for Vertebral System
- the present invention relates to the field of orthopedic surgery and in particular spinal surgery.
- the present invention more particularly relates to a modular vertebral implant, in particular using various graft inserts and / or fixation inserts, but it also relates to at least one insert (modular) for such a modular implant and a modular system of implant with modular inserts.
- a problem in the field of orthopedic implants and in particular spinal implants concerns arthrodesis, that is to say the fusion between two bone structures, which it is often desirable or necessary to to perform to treat a patient.
- arthrodesis that is to say the fusion between two bone structures, which it is often desirable or necessary to to perform to treat a patient.
- the success of this type of treatment depends in general on the speed and / or the reliability of the bone fusion obtained. This speed and reliability are often linked and often rely on the quality of the immobilization of the two bone structures that one wishes to merge.
- a second problem in the field relates to the fixation of bone implants and in particular the reliability of this fixation.
- these problems are accompanied by various problems and constraints related to congestion around the sites to be treated.
- a problem which follows implicitly from those mentioned above, relates to the fact that it is sometimes useful to provide a system of implants (including arthrodesis) whose bone anchorage may vary according to the needs, even be decided at the last moment, that is to say just before the implantation of the system in the patient, or even during implantation.
- the surgeon may sometimes wish to change the type of bone anchoring by providing bone anchoring means that exert a compression of the vertebrae around the implant system (that is to say, which tends to bring the two vertebrae adjacent to each other), such as bone anchoring means such as screws or anchors whose curvature is adapted to such an effect (as described in some documents of the prior art).
- the surgeon may wish (on the same vertebral floor of the same patient or on another vertebral floor of any patient) that the anchorage does not constrain the vertebrae in certain directions, or even in any direction (including the sense of compression).
- the surgeon is often faced with the problems of choosing the type of fixation, sometimes until the moment the surgery is already performed, while the prosthesis supplier is faced with the problems of cost and inventory management. while facilitating the surgeons surgical procedure.
- the present invention aims to overcome certain disadvantages of the prior art by providing a vertebral implant, including interbody, and inserts for this implant, but preferably rather a system (eg, a kit or a set) comprising at least one vertebral implant and a a plurality of associated (or associable / assemblable) inserts with this type of implant, so as to form a system that is reliable, quick to implement and usable in a large number of cases, while preferably limiting costs and stocks (especially for providers of such systems).
- a system eg, a kit or a set
- associated (or associable / assemblable) inserts with this type of implant
- a modular vertebral arthrodesis system comprising at least one vertebral implant (2) and a plurality of integrable inserts in said implant, said vertebral implant (2) being intended to be implanted in a vertebral segment composed of at least two vertebrae and comprising, on the one hand, at least one body (20) whose walls delimit a cavity (23) opening on the outside of the body (20) by at least one opening in at least one of said walls; , and, on the other hand, at least one passage (21) passing through the implant (2) from the periphery to an upper or lower surface for receiving a bone anchoring device (1) adapted to anchor said implant (2) in at least one of said vertebrae, said system being characterized in that said plurality of inserts comprises at least two inserts selected from the following inserts:
- At least one graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 202, 250) capable of being colonized with bone tissue and / or receiving at least one tissue graft bone and / or at least one substitute;
- At least one bone anchoring insert (210) comprising said passage (21) capable of receiving said bone anchoring device (1).
- the shapes and dimensions of said opening in at least one of said walls of the implant are complementary, at least in one plane, to the shapes and dimensions of the graft insert and / or the anchoring insert. bone, so that insertion of last (or the latter) within the body of the implant is (or is) performed / performed through said opening.
- the shapes and dimensions of said opening in at least one of said walls of the implant are complementary forms and dimensions of the graft insert and / or the bone anchoring insert, which are themselves also complementary to each other.
- the implant comprises at least one graft insert, but said passage is formed directly in at least one of said walls of the body without the need for a bone anchoring insert.
- the implant comprises at least one bone anchoring insert, but said cavity is configured to directly receive a bone tissue graft or a substitute without a graft insert.
- the graft insert has at least one of the following elements:
- a loading element said cassette, adapted to receive at least one such modular element mesh or full or directly a graft or substitute.
- the graft insert comprises at least one solid or mesh reinforcement.
- said bone anchoring insert and said body of the implant comprise reciprocal means for locking said bone anchoring insert in the implant.
- the posterior portion of the body of the implant comprises an opening adapted to receive said bone anchoring insert.
- said opening extends from the upper surface to the lower surface of the body and provides a gap between two opposing surfaces in the walls of the rear portion of the body.
- the reciprocal locking means of said bone anchoring insert in the implant are disposed inside said opening and on the edges of said bone anchoring insert.
- the posterior portion of the body comprises at least one attachment means intended to cooperate with a grasping end of an implantation instrumentation of the implant.
- the modular mesh element comprises at least one housing configured to receive at least one graft or bone substitute and / or at least one solid modular element inside the cavity.
- the modular mesh element comprises a three-dimensional network comprising interconnected adjacent planes, each plane being formed of meshes.
- the three-dimensional network of the modular mesh element is obtained by a three-dimensional printing technique or additive manufacturing.
- the fixing insert comprises at least one abutment surface separating two passages and on which the posterior part of the anchoring device rests, said abutment making it possible to maintain the implanted device in the vertebra through the passageway.
- the implant comprises at least one hollow separating two abutment surfaces.
- the upper and lower surfaces of the reinforcement are situated, respectively, lower and higher than the respectively upper and lower surfaces of the implant, thus enabling the implant to marry any irregularities in shape. vertebral trays.
- the modular mesh element comprises at least one housing adapted to receive and / or marry the shape of at least one reinforcement.
- said graft insert forms a lid that does not fill said cavity of the implant and thus leaves a portion of said cavity free, for example to receive bone graft or substitute.
- At least one implant capable of receiving at least one insert such as those of the system according to various embodiments of the invention and / or
- At least insert for such a vertebral implant so as to form a system that is reliable and quick to implant and allows the implant to be used in a large number of cases, while preferably limiting costs and stocks.
- an implant and / or at least one graft insert and / or at least one anchoring insert preferably at least one implant associated with a plurality of inserts, said inserts each comprising complementary shapes and dimensions.
- FIGS. 1A, 1B, 1C and 1D respectively represent a view of the rear face, a profile view, a top view and a perspective view of an intervertebral implant comprising a graft insert according to a method of FIG. production ;
- FIGS. 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D respectively show a view of the rear face, a profile view, a top view and a perspective view of an intervertebral implant comprising a graft insert and provided with two devices of FIG. anchoring according to one embodiment;
- FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3D are respectively a view of the rear face, a profile view and a perspective view of an embodiment of an intervertebral implant adapted to receive a graft insert and the graft insert before assembly,
- Figure 3C shows a top view of this implant and this insert after assembly;
- FIGS. 4A, 4B and 4D show, respectively, a view of the rear face, a top view and a perspective view of an embodiment of an intervertebral implant adapted to receive a graft insert and an insert. prior to assembly, FIG. 4C represents a profile view of this implant and this insert after assembly;
- FIG. 5A represents a perspective view of an embodiment of a graft insert and an intervertebral implant capable of receiving this graft insert
- FIG. 5B represents a profile view of this graft insert inserted in FIG. 5C and 5D show, respectively a profile view and a perspective view, of another embodiment of a graft insert and an intervertebral implant adapted to receive this graft insert;
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of an embodiment of two graft inserts and an intervertebral implant adapted to receive these graft inserts;
- FIG. 7A represents a perspective view of an embodiment of a graft insert and a reinforcement intervertebral implant adapted to receive this graft insert
- FIG. 7B represents a perspective view of this intervertebral implant and graft inserts according to another embodiment
- FIG. 8A is a top view of an embodiment of a reinforcement intervertebral implant having graft inserts
- FIG. 8B is a perspective view of this intervertebral implant and these graft inserts prior to assembly;
- FIGS. 9A, 9B and 9C show a perspective view of an embodiment, graft inserts and a reinforcement intervertebral implant. adapted to receive these graft inserts in the upper, side and lower surfaces, respectively before, during and after assembly;
- FIGS. 10A, 10B and 10C show a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert and a reinforcement implant with an opening at the rear adapted to receive this anchoring insert, respectively , before, during and after assembly and FIG. 10D shows a perspective view of this implant equipped with this insert and two bone anchoring devices;
- FIG. 11A is a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert
- FIGS. 11B, 11C and 11D, and 11C are a perspective view of FIG. an embodiment of this anchoring insert and a reinforcement intervertebral implant with an opening at the rear adapted to receive this anchoring insert respectively before insertion, after insertion, after pivoting and after translation, of this insert in the rear opening of this implant;
- FIG. 12A is a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert
- FIGS. 12B, 12C and 12D, and 12E are perspective views of an embodiment of this insert of FIG. anchoring and a reinforcement intervertebral implant with a rear opening adapted to receive this anchoring insert, respectively before insertion, after insertion, after pivoting and after translation, this insert in the rear opening of this implant;
- FIGS. 13A, 13B and 13C, 13D and 13E show a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert and a reinforced intervertebral implant with a rear opening adapted to receive this anchoring insert. , respectively before insertion, after insertion, after pivoting, after translation but before locking and after locking, this insert in the rear opening of this implant;
- FIGS. 14A, 14B, 14C, 14D and 14E are perspective views of a centrally reinforced intervertebral implant having a posterior insert according to five different embodiments comprising, respectively, two plate-shaped anchoring devices provided with lateral retraction abutments, two plate-shaped anchoring devices with a central withdrawal stop, no anchoring device, two L-section anchors and two screw anchors split tip;
- FIG. 15B shows a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert
- FIGS. 15A and 15D show perspective views of this anchoring insert and an embodiment of a intervertebral implant with reinforcement with a rear opening adapted to receive this anchoring insert, respectively before and after assembly
- Figure 15C shows a side view of this anchoring insert and this intervertebral implant before assembly
- FIG. 16B represents a perspective view of an embodiment of an anchoring insert
- FIGS. 16A and 16C show perspective views of this anchoring insert and an embodiment of a intervertebral implant with reinforcement with a rear opening adapted to receive this anchoring insert, respectively before and after assembly
- Figure 16D shows a top view of this anchoring insert and this intervertebral implant before assembly
- FIGS. 17A and 17C show perspective views of an embodiment of an anchoring insert and a reinforcement intervertebral implant with an opening at the rear adapted to receive this anchoring insert, respectively before and after assembly, and FIG. 17B shows a side view of this intervertebral implant and this anchoring insert before assembly;
- FIGS. 18A and 18B show perspective views of an embodiment of an intervertebral implant open at the rear and adapted to receive a graft insert or a graft and an anchoring insert, respectively before and after the insertion of these in this implant;
- FIGS. 19A and 19B show perspective views of an embodiment of two graft inserts and a centrally reinforced intervertebral implant with an opening at the front adapted to receive these two graft inserts, respectively before and after after assembly, and FIGS. 19C and 19D represent a profile view of this implant and these inserts, respectively, before and after assembly;
- FIGS. 20A and 20B show respectively front and rear perspective views of an anchoring insert according to one embodiment
- FIGS. 20C and 20D show perspective views of a reinforcement intervertebral implant with a transition to In order to receive the same anchoring insert, respectively before and after assembly
- FIGS. 20E and 20F show, in another embodiment, perspective views of a reinforcement intervertebral implant with at least one attachment to the rear to receive the same anchoring insert, respectively before and after fixing the same anchor insert at the rear of the implant;
- FIGS. 21A and 21B show perspective views of an embodiment, respectively of an anchoring insert and a pivotally opening intervertebral implant about a horizontal axis
- FIGS. 21 D are perspective views of this insert and this implant, respectively during and after their assembly by closing the implant;
- FIGS. 22A and 22B, 22C and 22D show perspective views of an embodiment, respectively of an anchoring insert and a pivotally opening intervertebral implant about a vertical axis
- FIGS. and 22D and 22E show perspective views of this insert and this implant, respectively during and after their assembly by closing the implant
- FIG. 22E is a sectional view along the sectional plane 22E-22E of FIG. 22D, of this implant closed with its insert inside its rear part
- a vertebral implant preferably intervertebral and in particular intersomatic, in particular for an arthrodesis of at least two vertebrae adjacent
- inserts for this implant but preferably rather a system (eg, kit or assembly) comprising at least one vertebral implant and a plurality of associated inserts (integrable into or associatable with or connectable with) this type of implant.
- kit or assembly e.g. kit or assembly
- Various embodiments of the present invention therefore relate to a system of vertebral implants and modular inserts comprising at least one bone implant, intended to be implanted generally between two bone structures or inside a cavity in a single bone structure.
- a vertebral implant for implantation into a vertebral segment composed of at least two vertebrae.
- This implant is intended to be customizable, adjustable with various inserts that will be mounted in or on the implant to provide it with means to perform various functions detailed in this application.
- Various embodiments therefore relate to a system also comprising inserts for equipping such implants.
- this implant may be an "intervertebral" type implant implanted between two adjacent vertebrae or a "corpectomy" type implant implanted on a segment that may extend beyond a single intervertebral space, or even on several bodies.
- various embodiments relate to implants with at least one insert facilitating bone growth and making it possible to propose an efficient fusion (bone fusion) in various implantation sites, and the examples provided above must not therefore be considered as limiting.
- various embodiments may provide an implant that is not intended for the spine but configured (particularly in terms of three-dimensional shape) for another type of bone of the musculoskeletal system.
- an insert can facilitate arthrodesis by the fact that it leads to bone growth because of a particular configuration, in particular of shape (graft insert) but also by the fact that it fixes and immobilizes ( at least partially) the bones that one wishes fusing (bone anchoring insert).
- a bone anchor for the implant and thus details various types of bone anchors, generally called “anchors” in the present application, although it may also be a screw implanted by screwing (spiral rotation), for example as shown in Figures 14A, or a device planted in the bone following a rectilinear translation or following a curvilinear path, for example as illustrated in Figures 14A, 14B or 14D.
- anchor is therefore used here only with reference to its anchoring function and does not imply any limitation of shape or structure, except that the anchor is preferably elongated along a longitudinal axis which extends between a first end, here referred to as "anterior end", intended to penetrate into a bone (a vertebra in general) and a second end, designated here as “posterior end” generally intended to remain in the implant to retain it , keep it in place.
- anterior end intended to penetrate into a bone (a vertebra in general)
- posterior end generally intended to remain in the implant to retain it , keep it in place.
- the first end is the one intended to be inserted first and intended to penetrate into a vertebra to secure an implant.
- its wall or its end designated as posterior is that by which it is generally required to be implanted, whether the wall is actually posterior to the implant or not during implantation.
- this posterior end may actually be placed towards the rear of the patient or not, particularly for implants which are essentially intended for posterior or transforaminal implantation.
- anterior and “posterior” are not intended to refer simply to the patient or to one of its anatomical features, but to the direction of insertion of the anchor into the implant and / or implant itself (whether this implant is itself implanted along an anteroposterior axis or not).
- the term “height” is generally used here and “Thickness” the dimensions of the elements in an orientation parallel to the axis of the spine (once implanted in) and the terms “upper” and “lower” (or above and below) are generally defined also in this orientation (vertical when the patient is standing), without limiting implication for the invention.
- the terms “vertical” and “horizontal” are used in a nonlimiting manner with reference to the axis of the spine by considering the patient standing and the implant positioned in the spine.
- the terms “width” and “length” mean dimensions in a plane perpendicular to the axis of the rachis (a transverse plane), with the width generally being in the mediolateral direction while the length will be in the anteroposterior direction, without this conventional definition having the slightest limiting implication for the invention.
- this longitudinal axis optionally corresponds to an anteroposterior axis of the anchor (1), but that this axis is generally oriented obliquely with respect to the implant since the anchor is often inserted from the periphery of the spine into a vertebral structure (a vertebral body most often and usually in a vertebral plateau).
- this axis of the anchor even follows a curved path in many embodiments and is in fact, on the one hand, parallel to a tangent to the arc described by the anchor and on the other hand , therefore referred to as anteroposterior to the ends of the anchor rather than to the spine.
- the axis of the passage is designated using the same references while it is oblique and can be curvilinear or rectilinear.
- the term “substantially” or “substantially” is regularly used in the present description, in particular with respect to a characteristic such as an orientation or a direction, so as to indicate that the characteristic concerned may in fact be slightly different and not not exactly as designated (for example, the expression “substantially perpendicular” should be interpreted as “at least approximately perpendicular” because it may be possible to choose an orientation that is not exactly perpendicular to nevertheless be able to fulfill substantially the same function).
- the vertebral implant (2) comprises, in a general manner, a body (20) whose walls delimit a cavity (23) opening on the outside of the body (20) by at least one opening in at least one of said walls.
- the body may comprise one or more openings, preferably several such that the cavity opens on several faces of the implant which is thus open from one side to the other, which will allow the bone to colonize it entirely.
- the body may comprise at least one lateral opening and / or at least one rear opening and / or at least one front opening and, of course, at least one upper and / or lower opening as often observed in the prior art.
- an implant (2) having at least one cavity (23) for example as particularly visible in certain embodiments shown in FIGS.
- holes (201, 254) can be arranged in at least one of the walls of the implant (the side walls on the examples shown), so as to also allow the growth of bone tissue transversely to the disc space (that is, through the implant, parallel to the vertebral endplates)
- the implant (2) preferably comprises at least one passage (21) passing through the implant (2) from the periphery (a lateral or anterior or posterior surface) to an upper or lower surface for receiving a device.
- bone anchor (1) adapted to anchor the implant (2) in at least one of said vertebrae.
- the system comprises at least one implant (2) which comprises at least one of the following two types of inserts, but which is preferably combined with a plurality of graft inserts and / or inserts. bone anchors selected from at least one of the following types of inserts:
- At least one graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 202, 250) capable of being colonized with bone tissue and / or receiving at least one tissue graft bone and / or at least one substitute;
- At least one bone anchoring insert (210) comprising said passage (21) capable of receiving said bone anchoring device (1).
- Various embodiments therefore relate to an implant whose walls define a kind of skeleton generally capable of supporting at least partially the stresses exerted on the implant, in particular to maintain or restore a distance (often a height) between two bone structures (vertebrae by example).
- this skeleton defines an inner cavity adapted to receive various types of interchangeable inserts and not exclusive to each other, depending on the needs of the patient or the wishes of the surgeon.
- certain inserts here called graft inserts
- various graft inserts, hollow, solid, mesh, lattice or not can be used to at least partially fill the cavity.
- these graft inserts will be able to be colonized by bone tissue of the patient and / or to receive a graft and / or a substitute, for example to accelerate and / or promote bone growth.
- These inserts may in particular have the purpose that the fusion is done for example between 2 vertebrae, but also to promote the attachment of the implant on the bone, for example on the vertebral plates, or to form a surface, at least higher or possibly lower, limiting the risk of insertion of the implant into the bone, in particular the adjacent vertebral bodies.
- the terms "to be colonized” and "graft and / or substitute” also encompasses the known possibilities of various combinations of substances promoting bone growth, such as autologous graft or as including growth factors or any type of favorable chemical composition .
- the graft insert allows bone growth by facilitating its colonization by the surrounding bone tissue, for example by its geometry and / or its mesh structure and / or composition.
- This possibility of allowing the graft insert to be colonized, without adding bone graft can be particularly advantageous, particularly for the patient, for example if only because it makes it possible to avoid or limit the samples taken. of the patient's bones, which are often painful, especially in the iliac crest.
- the present application refers to the term "insert” any device, element or structure that is actually insertable inside the implant (possibly flush or protruding from the periphery), and to the extent that several inserts can be introduced in place of each other or complementary to each other, that these inserts can be fixed in the implant or not and that they can be removed or not.
- the implant is in fact open on one of its faces and its cavity thus opens on the periphery of the implant.
- at least one of the inserts preferably a bone anchoring insert (but not only) may in fact be added to the implant to form one of the walls, for example as shown in at least FIGS.
- At least one of the inserts is not really introduced inside the implant, that is to say inside the cavity but may in fact be attached to the periphery of the implant, at the level of at least one face (generally posterior), for example as shown in FIGS. 20E and 20F.
- grafts or substitutes such as, for example, autologous bone grafts (that is to say from a sample taken from the patient himself), possibly with a treatment, in particular a preliminary grinding, or bovine bone grafts whose structure is close to that of human bone, but also substitutes such as tricalcium phosphate ⁇ ( ⁇ -TPC) whose composition , very close to the mineral components of the bone, is perfectly biocompatible and whose bioactivity allows a total resorption and an optimal bone regrowth in a few months or the hydroxyapatite (PAH) whose composition is also very close to the mineral composition of the bone and therefore also biocompatible, but whose resorption will generally be slower.
- ⁇ -TPC tricalcium phosphate ⁇
- PAH hydroxyapatite
- graft is generally used in the present application to denote autologous bone tissue as well as a substitute or any other grafting substance or any type of compound or chemical composition.
- various embodiments make it possible to limit the costs of manufacturing and stock management while providing a wide variety of implants that the surgeon can customize. Indeed, instead of providing an implant for each type of desired content, various embodiments of the invention allow to provide only a common skeleton in which we adapt various types of inserts, for example depending on the bone growth characteristics desired or depending on the desired bone anchoring types or the desired radiolucency of the implant. For example, the surgeon may wish in particular for an implant which is very resistant to compression, at least in certain directions (for example as shown in FIGS.
- various embodiments may relate to assemblies formed of an implant forming the skeleton as described and a combination of several graft inserts and / or bone anchoring inserts. Indeed, a common base is formed by the hollow implant and various "accessory" inserts can be added.
- the following description details solid, hollow and mesh inserts which will be used alone or in combination with each other to meet the requirements of the anatomical structures of the patient and the needs of the surgeon.
- Various embodiments relate to at least one insert for at least one implant for implementing the invention.
- a graft insert provided for example alone, configured for use in an implant as described herein. request.
- at least one bone anchoring insert as long as it is configured for use in an implant such as those of the present application. It is the same for any combination of these inserts between them.
- the various components of the implant system (implant body, reinforcement, insert, anchors), used in various embodiments, sometimes rely on the use of additive manufacturing techniques (three-dimensional printing or 3D printing).
- additive manufacturing techniques three-dimensional printing or 3D printing
- the present application refers to inserts with a mesh structure (often called "lattice", in particular in English) which are in fact various shaped elements (for example polyhedral and / or rounded), whose body is not full but composed of a network of meshes, with variable geometries which also have the advantages of generally promoting bone growth and / or allow good visibility of this bone growth after surgery by imaging means and / or to add a surface limiting the risks of insertion of the implant and / or to add a surface of hanging of the implant on the bone surface, etc.
- Additive manufacturing techniques are particularly useful for this type of mesh structure, and therefore preferably used for these elements, but also possibly for bone anchors or for the body of the implant forming the skeleton receiving these elements for example.
- modular implants eg, comprising modules that can be assembled together, such as a body and inserts
- it may provide a mesh insert in additive manufacturing but an anchor insert machined or molded with an anchor or a screw machined or molded also, all assembled with a body obtained by machining or molding or additive manufacturing.
- a mesh insert including filled graft, separately from the body of the implant (skeleton)
- one advantage relates to obtaining complex shapes for the insert, especially shapes that would be inaccessible and therefore impossible to obtain by machining, while they are by additive manufacturing and / or the fact that the insert can be machined separately.
- Another advantage relates, for example, to the possibility of a more homogeneous filling of the graft insert with a substance that promotes bone growth, for example by dipping it in this substance, or by injecting this substance while the void is being made around it. of the insert, or by printing this substance within the insert, or even by preparing the insert with stem cells in an organized manner within the network, or even by performing cell culture therein.
- the various elements in the present application can be manufactured in particular PEEK, acronym for polyetheretherketone (Poly-Ether-Ether-Keton in English) which have elasticity, in particular similar to known cortical bone of the prior art and / or titanium and / or various materials or biocompatible alloys and usable with the manufacturing techniques mentioned above.
- PEEK acronym for polyetheretherketone (Poly-Ether-Ether-Keton in English) which have elasticity, in particular similar to known cortical bone of the prior art and / or titanium and / or various materials or biocompatible alloys and usable with the manufacturing techniques mentioned above.
- An illustrative and nonlimiting example of an advantageous combination of materials comprises, on the one hand, a machined or molded PEEK body which would make it possible to optimally withstand the forces in vivo with a modulus of elasticity close to that of the bone and thus limit the constraints at the bone / implant interface and, secondly, a titanium mesh graft insert that would allow the reception of a grafting substance (graft or substitute or substance leading or stimulating growth ).
- the anchors could then either pass directly through the implant, or through an anchor insert.
- the body of the implant is made of titanium, it is generally preferred that it is much more hollow than if it were PEEK given the superior mechanical characteristics of titanium, which allows to leave more room for the graft and also reduce the "stiffness" of the body that might be too important in titanium (vis-à-vis the contact with the bone).
- a PEEK or titanium implant body can accommodate various types of graft inserts and the same graft insert adapts to a body regardless of its material as long as the complementarities of shapes and configurations are provided as described in this application.
- the vertebral implant (2) has at least one bone anchoring insert (210), but said cavity (23) is configured to directly receive a bone graft or a substitute, without a graft insert.
- some embodiments may relate to an implant having just a bone anchoring insert for receiving the anchors and fix the implant which is otherwise configured to receive directly from the implant.
- graft or substitute in its cavity for example as already known from the prior art.
- such an implant has a cavity that does not necessarily include means (openings, locks, etc.) capable of cooperating with graft inserts, but includes at least one anchoring insert such as those described in the present application, which have various advantages and therefore meet various problems in the field, including the modularity of the type of bone anchorage that may be desired by the surgeon, for example as illustrated in Figures 14A, 14B, 14C, 14D and 14E.
- the vertebral implant (2) comprises at least one graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250), but said passage (21) is formed directly in at least one of said walls of the body (20) without the need for a bone anchoring insert (210).
- the body (20) comprises at least a portion, generally posterior, which comprises at least one passage (21) for a bone anchor.
- the figures of plates 1 to 9 and 19 show illustrative and non-limiting examples of such implants in which a bone anchor is provided directly in the walls of the body.
- a passage (21) is formed directly in at least one wall of the body (20), in general the rear wall since the anchor can be inserted therein.
- the figures of the boards 10 to 18 and 20 to 22 instead show non-limiting examples of implants provided for anchoring via an anchoring insert.
- the anchoring can be done at least with the aid of an anchoring insert, but it is possible to have an additional anchorage directly via a passage in a wall of the implant. in addition to this anchoring via an anchoring insert.
- the implant may comprise both a graft insert to receive a graft and at least one cavity (or part of cavity) directly receiving the graft without requiring a specific insert.
- each of the illustrative and Non-limiting examples described below concerning the graft inserts and the anchoring inserts are of course combinable with each other unless the reverse is explicitly mentioned or apparent to the skilled person.
- each of the technical characteristics of each element may be isolated from the other characteristics of the object concerned. (or objects concerned and / or associated) by said embodiment or said configuration (and thus concerning the same element or a different element) and / or may be combined with any other technical characteristic described here, in various modes embodiments or configurations, unless the reverse is explicitly mentioned, or that these characteristics are incompatible with one another and / or that their combination does not work, in particular because the structural adaptations that may be required by such isolations or combinations of characteristics are directly derivable from the appreciation of functional considerations provided in this application.
- the modularity is generally provided by the fact that the implant is arranged to receive several different types of inserts, but it is clear that the reciprocal is possible since it is still generally provided various types of implants, if only for various surgical approaches (anterior, lateral, posterior, transforaminal).
- various embodiments provide that the same insert can be used on several implants and even via means of assembly and / or coupling and / or different locking.
- FIGS. 20C and 20E show particularly relevant examples of this modularity since the implant, for example anterior or lateral, of FIG. 20C receives the same attachment insert as the implant, for example posterior or transforaminal, of FIG. 20C, while possibly using a different coupling mechanism since FIG. 20D shows that this same insert can be introduced into the implant of Figure 20C, but just attached to another implant in Figure 20E.
- This example therefore demonstrates the variety of couplings that are made possible by various embodiments.
- the graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) has at least one of the following:
- a modular mesh element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D);
- a solid modular element (4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 8), which may in fact sometimes be a graft or substitute or a grafting substance;
- cassette (6A) capable of receiving at least one such modular element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) or solid (4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 8), which can be directly a graft or substitute or a grafting substance.
- the modular mesh element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) comprises a three-dimensional network comprising interconnected adjacent planes, each plane being formed of meshes (30).
- the present application designates this type of structure by the term “meshed” or “mesh” or “lattice”, to illustrate the fact that these structures comprise at least one open network composed of points interconnected by edges, which result in patterns repeated, more or less identical to each other, such as honeycomb networks, or rectangles or lozenges or any type of network whose mesh may have various shapes, even within the same network of a same insert.
- the mesh network is configured such that the openings of a given plane of the network are aligned, in a determined direction, with those of other planes of the network, so that one can see through the openings by looking in that determined direction and thus see through the implant.
- Figures 1B and 2B show advantageous examples of such alignments, which can be used to monitor bone growth by viewing X-rays taken in profile.
- this type of network is generally easier to obtain with an additive manufacturing technique than with other techniques, for example such as machining or molding.
- the three-dimensional network of the meshed modular element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) is obtained by a three-dimensional printing technique or additive manufacturing.
- the modular mesh element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) comprises at least one stabilizing means (33, 32A, 32B), for example such as a cutout, allowing said element of adapting to and / or marrying the shape of the body of the implant (2) and / or a reinforcement (202), for example as shown in Figures 7A, 8B and 9A. so as to stabilize the modular element meshed on (or in) the body of the implant.
- the modular mesh element comprises at least one locking means (31) disposed on at least one of the faces of said element, for example as shown in Figure 9A.
- the locking element (31) may for example be formed by a clip, a clip, a hook or any similar element to lock and / or stabilize the modular element meshed on the reinforcement (202) of the body of the implant.
- at least one graft insert (250) is introducible (thus introduced during use) preferably into the implant, for example through at least one lateral opening, preferably so as to be locked in the implant. implant, or even to lock the latter.
- the graft insert (250) is meshed (251 B), for example so as to rapidly obtain a bone fusion.
- Said insert (250) comprises at least one locking means (252A, 252B), which can in particular be formed by at least one clip, a hook or any similar element making it possible to lock and / or stabilize the graft insert (250) on the lateral wall (25) of the implant.
- the graft insert (250) generally comprises notches (251 A) disposed on at least one of its upper and lower surfaces, in particular so as to improve the stability of the implant between the vertebrae and to avoid any displacement. of the implant between the vertebrae between which it is intended to be implanted, at least as long as the bone fusion is not yet sufficient to immobilize the assembly.
- the modular element (4, 5A, 6A, 6B, 8) has a tubular shape (for example FIGS. 5A, 5B, 8A, 8B) or any other form adapted to its insertion into the body of the body. implant (e.g. FIGS. 5C, 5D, 7B, 18A, 18B), so as to strengthen the bone structure and / or accelerate bone fusion. It is thus understood that there is in fact provided a complementarity of form between said element and said body of the implant. In certain embodiments, for example as shown in FIGS.
- a graft insert (8) comprises at least one bearing surface (83) against at least one attachment insert (210) and / or at least one a bearing surface (81) complementary with at least one surface, for example upper and / or lower, of the implant (2), and / or an extension (82) for filling, at least partially, with less an opening of the implant, for example in the lateral wall (25) and / or anterior or posterior of the implant.
- the inserts (4, 5A, 6A, 6B, 8) can also be graft inserts, for example such as hollow, mesh or solid inserts and they can fill the cavity of the implant partially or totally.
- the solid modular element may be inserted into a housing of a modular mesh element, for example as shown in a nonlimiting manner in FIGS. 5A and 8B, and / or in a housing (60A) of FIG. a loading element, for example as shown in Figure 5D.
- a modular mesh element for example as shown in a nonlimiting manner in FIGS. 5A and 8B, and / or in a housing (60A) of FIG. a loading element, for example as shown in Figure 5D.
- This type of arrangement makes it possible, for example, to strengthen the system and / or the bone structure and / or to accelerate bone fusion.
- different configurations allow to use various types of graft inserts (and / or attachment) interchangeable and not exclusive to each other, depending on the needs of the patient and / or the wishes of the surgeon.
- the shapes and dimensions of said opening in at least one of said walls of the implant (2) are complementary, at least in one plane, to shapes and dimensions of the graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 202, 250) and / or the bone anchoring insert (210).
- said opening allows the insertion of the graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 202, 250) and / or the bone anchoring insert (210) within the body (20) of the implant (2).
- a meshed modular element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) can be inserted easily by at least one translation, in particular vertical (for example as in FIGS. 1C, 3D, 7A, 8B, 9A) and / or horizontal (for example as in Figures 4D, 5A, 6, 19A), for example through at least opening in at least one of said walls of the implant (the side walls, posterior, upper and / or lower on the examples shown). ).
- a solid modular element (4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 8) can be inserted (preferably easily and quickly) by at least one translation, in particular vertical (for example as in FIGS.
- the implant (2) may have several openings on different faces, it is possible to provide that the various inserts are introduced by at least one of the various openings and are configured (mainly by their shapes and dimensions) so as not to being able to exit through at least one of the other openings, so that they are thus retained inside the implant. As an alternative or in addition, it is possible to provide shapes and dimensions of these elements so that the introduction of the inserts into the body is possible while their output is not, or at least that this first is easier than the latter.
- various embodiments are provided to provide assembly and / or locking means (31, 252A, 252B, 203, 230B, 203C, 2030, 204A, 2040A, 204B, 2040B , 205, 255, 2155, 209A, 209B, 2090A, 2090B, 2070, 2080, 220, 2120), preferably complementary between the implant and the inserts.
- such means may be provided on the graft inserts (3A, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) to facilitate insertion and their fasteners in the implant body and prevent removal of said inserts from the body of the implant.
- the openings in these various variants are therefore complementary inserts, and conversely, in at least one plane and preferably in a single plane, so that the inserts can be inserted into the implant without filling the entire cavity and / or while limiting the risks that they do not come out of the implant unexpectedly.
- said graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) forms a lid that does not fill said implant cavity and leaving a portion of said cavity free, for example to receive bone graft or substitute.
- This cover can be formed by a mesh graft insert and therefore open or by a solid graft insert and therefore closed.
- This insert configuration makes it possible in particular to fill the implant with a larger amount of graft, but also to choose to which extent the cavity must be filled, and especially to choose which faces of the implant must remain open, closed by a lid or partially obstructed, in particular by the presence of a mesh structure insert, the density of which may vary as required.
- this type of configuration provides a wide range of possibilities for each of the openings of the implant, whether lateral, posterior, anterior, superior or inferior.
- various advantages can be obtained by the choice of the type of structure and material of the wall on the various faces of the implant and / or the choice of a contact between the graft and the bone structure.
- the modularity of the various embodiments described in the present application provides numerous advantages, particularly for the therapeutic choices of surgeons.
- various characteristics combined with each other provide interesting synergies that only the modularity of the present implants makes it possible to operate easily and at will.
- a titanium upper or lower wall makes it possible to have a bone contact which is known to provide a good bone grip (and even more so if the titanium portion of the implant is rough, for example because it is obtained by additive manufacturing), and as a wall mesh that remains partially open allows to preserve a satisfactory contact between the graft and the bone structure and / or a satisfactory blood and / or cell circulation (s), the probabilities of obtaining a reliable arthrodesis are increased by an insert with a mesh structure in titanium, especially if this insert retains a good cavity in the implant to place a substantial graft.
- Figure 1 B also illustrates an example of mesh providing a particularly advantageous visibility in a side view of the implant. This visibility is achieved by the fact that the spaces between successive meshes in a given direction are aligned with each other, to provide increased visibility or visibility unobstructed from one side to the other.
- the modularity of the implant also makes it possible to choose which are the faces by which the graft will be loaded into the implant and to choose the desired compression exerted on the graft to improve its contact with the bone of the implant. patient.
- various embodiments further respond to the problem of stability by bone anchoring, generally through at least one passage (21) in the implant (in its body or in its anchoring insert).
- the passage (21) which is provided directly in the body (20) of the implant or in the fixing insert, is generally configured to accommodate at least one anchoring device (1), preferably rigid and curve (For example in the form of a plate) so as to allow the passage of this anchoring device (1), preferably without deformation despite its curvature.
- This passage (21) passes through the implant (2) from the periphery to an upper or lower surface, preferably in a rectilinear path (or generally consisting of at least two rectilinear portions coplanar but forming an angle between them) and oblique adapted at the curvature of the anchoring device (1), so as to orient the anchoring device (1) towards the bone in which the anchoring device (1) is to be fixed.
- the anchor is preferably elongate along a longitudinal axis which extends between a first end, here referred to as “anterior end”, intended to penetrate a bone (a vertebra in general) and a second end, referred to here as “posterior end” generally intended to remain in the implant to retain it, hold it in place, which remains true in general for an anchorage via a passage which is directly in one of the walls of the body of the implant itself or an insert added to the body.
- the implant (2) comprises at least one stop (212, Fig.
- 1A comprising at least one abutment surface, for example inside or just at the entrance of the passage (21) and oriented towards the outside of the implant (2) and intended to cooperate with at least one stop (12) of the anchoring device (1) so that this stop (12) stops the movement of the device ( 1) anchoring in the implant when it is sufficiently anchored in a vertebra through the passage (21), for example as shown in Figures 2B or 14A, 14B, 14D or 14E and as known from the prior art , including previous applications by the plaintiff of this application.
- This mechanism possibly allows retaining the implant (2) against the bone, in particular the vertebra.
- the anchoring device (1) comprises at least one stop (13, 1 12) retaining (or abutment) preventing it from backing (or limiting the risks that it does not go back) inside the passage (21) once anchored in the vertebra through the implant.
- This stop may be formed for example by a tab or a flexible lock (13) of the anchoring device (4) or of the implant (2) which is pushed during the sliding of the anchoring device (1) in the passage (21) to abut against a complementary surface (29), respectively of the implant (2) or the device anchor
- the vertebral implant (2) may comprise, for example on the upper surface and / or the lower surface of the body
- the vertebral implant (2) may comprise at least one abutment surface (29B) so as to retain a graft insert (3,3A, 3B, 4,5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8 , 202, 250) of the implant body (2), for example on the upper and / or lower surface of the body (20), for example at or near the front end.
- this abutment surface is close to the rear part of the body (20), at the exit or near the exit of the passage (21) towards the upper surface and / or the lower surface.
- This stop may be formed by lateral tabs, for example as shown in FIG.
- this type of abutment can take the form of at least one abutment surface (21 1) outside the passage (21) and cooperating with a notch (1 12) of a rib
- the body (20) has two passages (21) each directed towards one of the upper and lower surfaces of the implant (2), so as to allow the anchoring of a device (1) of anchoring in each of the vertebrae between which the implant (2) is intended to be implanted.
- the fastening insert (210) comprises at least one abutment surface (2101) separating two passages (21) and on which the rear portion (12) of the anchoring device (1) is supported. , said stop (2101) for maintaining stable the device (1) implanted in the vertebra through the passage (21), for example as shown in Figures 10A, 1 1A, 12A or 14A.
- this insert vertebral fixation device (210) comprises at least one access, for example a recess (2102), separating two abutment surfaces (2101).
- the rear end of the backing (202) also includes an access, for example a protrusion, or a recess or a recess (2071) intended to face the recess (2102) of the recess. fixation insert (210) when the latter is attached to the implant (2).
- This type of recess or housing actually provides access to the anchor, including the stops, to be able to shoot and remove if necessary.
- the attachment insert (210) includes a passage (21) consisting of at least one stop (2104A, 2104B) for holding the anchor (1) implanted in the vertebrae through to through the passage (21), for example as shown in Figs. 20A-20F.
- FIGS. 14A, 14B, 14C, 14D and 14E show five different embodiments of which various characteristics are combinable with each other.
- this diversity makes it possible to provide the surgeons with an infinite choice at a lower cost, for example for a minimally invasive or very deep anchoring or else a compressive anchoring, etc.
- FIG. 14A shows two plate-shaped anchoring devices provided with lateral withdrawal stops, two plate-shaped anchoring devices provided with a central withdrawal stop, no anchoring device, no two L-section anchoring devices and two slotted-point screw anchors.
- the body of the implant has at least one opening adapted to receive at least one insert.
- the shapes and dimensions of said opening in at least one of said walls of the implant (2) are complementary to the shapes and dimensions of the graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) and / or the bone anchoring insert (210).
- a coupling secures the implant to this (or these) insert (s).
- the implant is intended to receive these two types of inserts, they are preferably provided for themselves also complementary to each other, or a coupling allows them to be joined together.
- the posterior portion of the body (20) of the implant (2) comprises an opening (20P) adapted to receive said bone anchoring insert (210).
- said opening (20P) extends from the upper surface to the lower surface of the body (20) and provides a gap between two opposing surfaces (20S) in the walls of the rear portion of the body (20).
- the figures of the boards 10, 1 1, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 show examples of such an arrangement, which has the advantage of providing an anchoring insert of a substantial size relative to to the implant and able to receive a satisfactory anchorage.
- the reciprocal locking means (203, 2030, 204A, 2040A, 204B, 2040B, 220, 2120, 2050, 2070, 2080, 2090A, 2090B, 2155) of said bone anchoring insert (210) in the implant (2) are disposed within said opening (20P) and at the edges of said bone anchoring insert (210).
- the fixing insert (210) comprises at least one female locking means (2070) complementary to at least one locking means. male (207) of the reinforcement (202) of the implant (2).
- Said female locking means for example a housing (2070), is delimited by at least one lip (2080) and adapted to receive the male locking means, such as a projection, for example towards the posterior end (207) , for example as represented in a nonlimiting manner in FIGS. 15A, 15B and 15C.
- the housing (2070) of the fixing insert (210) is able to be fixed in a stable manner on the posterior end (207) of the reinforcement (202) of the implant (2).
- it is possible to reverse the locking configuration of the fixation insert on the implant that is to say to provide a male locking means on the fixing insert which will be complementary to a female locking means on the implant reinforcement, thereby varying the fixing combinations of the fixation insert on the implant.
- the fastening insert (210) comprises at least one male locking means (for example a rib, a projection, a profile, a tongue, a stop, a stud, a tenon or their combinations; examples being valid, of course, for all the male elements described in the present application, in particular identified under the references: 2040A, 2040B, 2050, 2090A, 2090B, 2130B, 2130C, 2155), complementary to at least one female locking means of the implant (2) (for example a groove or a housing or an opening or any equivalent, these examples being of course also valid throughout the present application, including the elements identified under the references: 205, 209A, 209B , 230B, 230C, 255), for example as shown in a nonlimiting manner in FIGS.
- male locking means for example a rib, a projection, a profile, a tongue, a stop, a stud, a tenon or their combinations; examples being valid, of course, for all the male elements described in the present application, in
- the fixation insert (210) may comprise a recess (2130A) for separating the male locking means (2130B, 2130C) and optionally providing support for at least one abutment surface (230A) of the implant (2), for example a posterior surface.
- said male locking means (2040A, 2040B, 2050, 2090A, 2090B, 2130B, 2130C, 2155) on the implant or the reinforcement of the implant, for example so that said means of female lock (205, 209A, 209B, 230B, 230C, 255) is complementary to the fixing insert.
- This type of locking means prevents the fixation insert from dissociating itself from the implant and, preferably, also prevents the graft inserts (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) contained in the body of the implant (2) are disengaged.
- said bone anchoring insert (210) and said implant body (20) comprise reciprocal locking means (203, 2030, 204A, 2040A, 204B, 2040B, 220, 2120 , 2050, 2070, 2080, 2090A, 2090B, 2155) of said bone anchoring insert (210) in the implant (2).
- various embodiments provide an assembly of the implant with the insert.
- the present application may therefore also relate to an implantation method or, more generally, a method for preparing the implants prior to implantation. Indeed, the supply of the various assemblable elements, whether embodied in a separate supply or in a kit, must be considered as being within the scope of the application and the method of assembly naturally follows from the functional considerations provided by the present application. .
- Various embodiments allow an assembly in situ, that is to say during implantation, in particular because the assembly of an insert with the implant is substantially in the plane of the anteroposterior axis as as defined in this application.
- the figures of the plate 15 and the plate 18 are good non-limiting examples, but the figures of the boards 16 or 19 and 20 show that various variants are possible.
- the inserts and the implant are configured such that they are retained in the implant, for example by means of coupling using a "force" insertion such as clipping. Being able to assemble the components in this way could allow in situ assembly, ie insert the skeleton first into the patient, then load the graft (insert or not), then the insert. anchoring, then anchoring.
- locking means can be provided that the inserts do not separate from the implant after assembly, for example as shown in Figures 13D, 13E and 20A to 20F.
- provision can be made for at least one locking means, for example such as a part or a screw (7) fixed on the fixing insert (2010) and the implant (2). through at least one locking means, for example a housing (206, 2067), so as to immobilize the vertebral implant and the insert implanted between the vertebrae.
- the locking means for example such as a screw (2152), is attached to the fixation insert (210) and / or the reinforcement (202) and / or the implant ( 2), for example through a housing (52A, 52B), so as to lock and / or immobilize the attachment insert and implant inserted between adjacent vertebrae.
- a housing 52A, 52B
- an assembly before implantation is provided so that the risk of dislocation is limited and that the implant is made reliable, for example as shown in the figures of plate 17.
- this assembly can easily be made in situ.
- an assembly in situ remains possible but less easy, while the locking is then facilitated.
- the coupling of the insert with the implant can be realized so that they provide a lock when the implant will be implanted, since the coupling and the assembly must be performed in a sequence that is not reproducible.
- implanted implant as for example the translation sequences, or even pivoting and translation involved by the embodiments of the figures of the boards 10, 1 1, 12, 13 or the pivotal closures of articulated portions of the body around the at least one axis of articulation, particularly as illustrated in a nonlimiting manner in the figures of the boards 21 and 22.
- the graft insert (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250) has at least one solid or meshed backing (202, 250).
- a reinforcement may for example comprise at least one bar extending from one wall to another of the implant, for example from one peripheral wall to another, in order to strengthen the structure of the implant.
- the figures show examples of such a reinforcement disposed in the horizontal plane of the implant, but various orientations are possible depending on the type of implant and the type of reinforcement that is desired.
- this element is designated by the term reinforcement with reference to its support function to reinforce the structure, but that this reinforcement also makes it possible to strengthen the graft and / or the graft insert because it provides a restraint on which they can rely, or even fix, and which therefore strengthens their structure and stability in the implant.
- the reinforcement will be an attachment reinforcement inserts or a retaining reinforcement in the implant or both.
- the upper and lower surfaces of the reinforcement (202) are located, respectively, lower and higher than the respectively upper and lower surfaces of the implant (2). This shape allows for example the implant (2) to marry any shape irregularities of the vertebral trays.
- this shape allows the reinforcement, which is therefore set back relative to the upper and / or lower surfaces, not to be in contact with the vertebral plates to prevent it from sinking into the cancellous bone in the center of the vertebral plateau and that only the walls of the implant support the loads by their contact with the stronger cortical bone.
- the backing (202) includes meshes (2020) for rapid bone fusion.
- notches (2023) may be provided on at least one of the upper and lower surfaces of the reinforcement, in particular to make it possible to reinforce the stability of the implant between the vertebrae (thus to avoid its displacement), in particular before the bone fusion.
- the backing (202) includes at least one abutment surface (208) on which at least partially rests the fixing insert (210), for example at the front end of this fixing insert (210). Said abutment makes it possible in particular to maintain the reinforcement in the cavity of the implant fixed between the vertebrae.
- the reinforcement (202) comprises a portion (2021) chamfered and / or beveled on at least one peripheral portion, for example at least one of its upper and / or lower surfaces, so as to facilitate the insertion of the implant (2) between the vertebrae, for example as illustrated in Figures 19A and 19B.
- the graft insert and / or the anchoring insert is configured to be complementary to at least one of the other elements of the implant, that is to say that it cooperates with one another with another insert (whether of the same type or different, in terms of anchoring or fixation), either with the implant or with the reinforcement of the implant.
- this cooperation allows these elements to cooperate by possibly providing synergy in at least one function.
- the meshed modular element (3, 3A, 3B, 6C, 6D) comprises at least one housing (35A) configured to receive at least one solid modular element (4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B) within the cavity (23).
- the modular mesh element (3) may comprise at least one housing (35B) adapted to receive and / or marry the shape of at least one reinforcement (202).
- FIGS. 9A and 10C show a cooperation between at least one insert and at least one reinforcement.
- FIGS. 7A, 7B, 9A and 19B show a cooperation between at least one insert and the implant that accommodates them.
- Various Coupling means and / or cooperation thus stabilize the assembly provided by various embodiments.
- At least one of the upper and lower surfaces of the body (20) has notches (24), for example as shown in most of the figures, to prevent movement of the implant (2) between the vertebrae between which it is intended to be implanted before the bone fusion is sufficient.
- the body (20) has at least one portion (22) beveled and / or chamfered on at least one peripheral portion of at least one of its upper and lower surfaces, so as to facilitate insertion of the implant (2) between the vertebrae, for example as illustrated in most of the figures, especially Figures 1C, 3C, 6A etc.
- the posterior portion of the body (20) comprises at least one attachment means intended to cooperate with a gripping end of an implantation instrumentation of the implant (2).
- the attachment means may comprise for example an oblique opening (200), for example as shown in Figures 1A and 2A, for gripping and / or holding (preferably fixed) of the implant during the surgical procedure.
- two means (26,27) are provided, one of the two attachment means preferably comprising a means of attachment and / or maintenance in a direction not parallel to the axis of insertion of the implant, for example such as an oblique opening, which in particular makes it easier to manipulate in rotation.
- At least one of these means may have a non-parallel path to the implantation axis, so as to facilitate this type of manipulation and limit the risk of slamming by movement parallel to the axis of implantation without requiring screwing the implant on the instrument that carries it via these attachment means.
- stabilizing means (28) may be provided, generally laterally, preferably on the edges of the implant.
- the implant (2) includes ports (241, 242B), Examples such as openings or holes, so as to inject graft or bone substitute, for example if deemed necessary by the surgeon, in particular to improve arthrodesis in the patient.
- the vertebral implant (2) comprises at least one actuating means (A2), for example such as an axis of pivoting.
- A2 actuating means
- Such a means notably allows access to an opening of the implant for inserting the graft inserts (3, 3A, 3B, 4, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D, 8, 202, 250), preferably easily and quickly, in the cavity (23) of the implant (2) and / or allows the assembly of the inserts and the implant, so as to allow closure of the implant then forming a stable structure between the vertebrae.
- the actuation for example via the pivot axis (A2), can be vertical, for example as shown in Figure 21 B, or horizontal, for example as shown in Figure 22B.
- This actuation or pivot axis makes it possible to assemble, in a fast and reliable way, the implant and the graft inserts intended to be implanted in the vertebrae.
- These configuration modes make it possible to propose a kit that is pre-assembled and ready for surgical implantation, to save the surgeon time during the surgical operation.
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