Field of Technology
The present disclosure relates to tissue repair devices, and more specifically, to anchors, anchor assemblies, and delivery devices for use in securing tissue to bone.
Related Art
Arthroscopic procedures often require soft tissue to be reattached to bone. To achieve this, anchors are placed in the bone and sutures attached to the anchor are passed through the tissue to securely retain the tissue in place. A procedure and components for use in such procedure, that securely attaches tissue to bone, is needed. Such procedure must be able to be done in a quick and efficient manner with a minimum of recovery time for the patient.
In an aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor assembly. The anchor assembly includes an anchor defining a cavity and an opening to the cavity; and a headless insertion member configured for arrangement within the anchor cavity, the insertion member including a body having a threaded proximal portion, a non-threaded distal portion, and a cannulation extending a partial length of the insertion member. In an embodiment, the cannulation is triangular shaped. In another embodiment, the anchor cavity includes a threaded proximal portion and a non-threaded distal portion. In yet another embodiment, the distal portion of the insertion member includes two segments and a tapered portion located between the segments.
In another aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor assembly. The anchor assembly includes an anchor defining a cavity and an opening to the cavity and a headless insertion member configured for arrangement within the anchor cavity, the insertion member including a fully threaded body and a cannulation extending a partial length of the insertion member.
In yet another aspect, the present disclosure relates to a surgical device. The surgical device includes a shaft including an outer member and an inner member slidably received within the outer member, the outer member including an inner surface having threads and the inner member including an outer surface having threads; a handle coupled to the shaft; and a knob coupled to the inner member, wherein the threads of the inner member and the threads of the outer member are engaged to allow for coupling of the inner member and the outer member and movement of the outer member relative to the inner member upon rotation of the knob. In an embodiment, the inner member is triangular-shaped. In another embodiment, the inner member includes a depth stop. In yet another embodiment, the outer member includes a tip extending from an end of the outer member. In a further embodiment, the tip is square-shaped.
In a further aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor assembly. The anchor assembly including an anchor defining a cavity and an opening to the cavity, the cavity including a non-threaded proximal portion and a threaded distal portion; and a headless insertion member configured for arrangement within the anchor cavity, the insertion member including a body and a cannulation extending a partial length of the insertion member, the body including a threaded proximal portion and a non-threaded distal portion. In an embodiment, the proximal portion is square-shaped.
In yet a further aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor. The anchor includes a body defining a cavity and an opening to the cavity, the body including an outer surface and channels extending from the outer surface to the cavity. In an embodiment, the body includes barbs, the channels located between the barbs. In another embodiment, the outer surface includes slots, the slots intersecting the barbs.
In an aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor assembly. The anchor assembly including an anchor defining a cavity and an opening to the cavity, the anchor including a body having an outer surface and barbs extending from the body and alternating in direction along the length of the body; and a headless insertion member configured for arrangement within the anchor cavity, the insertion member including a body and a cannulation extending a partial length of the insertion member.
In another aspect, the present disclosure relates to an anchor assembly. The anchor assembly includes an anchor including an outer body and an inner body coupled to the outer body, the outer body including a first feature and a second feature, the inner body including a first feature and a second feature, the first feature of the inner body and the first feature of the outer body engaged to allow for non-rotation of the inner body relative to the outer body and the second feature of the inner body and the second feature of the outer body engaged to allow for non-movement of the inner body relative to the outer body in an axial direction; and a headless insertion member configured for arrangement within the inner body, the insertion member including a body and a cannulation extending a partial length of the insertion member.
Further areas of applicability of the present disclosure will become apparent from the detailed description provided hereinafter. It should be understood that the detailed description and specific examples, while indicating the preferred embodiment of the disclosure, are intended for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the disclosure.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and form a part of the specification, illustrate the embodiments of the present disclosure and together with the written description serve to explain the principles, characteristics, and features of the disclosure. In the drawings:
The following description of the preferred embodiment(s) is merely exemplary in nature and is in no way intended to limit the disclosure, its application, or uses.
The insertion member 30 includes a headless body 31 having a threaded proximal portion 31a and a non-threaded distal portion 31b. The distal portion 31b includes two segments 31b′, 31b″ and a tapered portion 31c located between the segments 31b′, 31b″. Segment 31b″ has a flat end portion 31d. As shown in
Prior to use, suture 44 is disposed within the through hole 25 and ends 44a,44b of the suture 44 are fixed to suture holders 45 located on handle 42. The suture 44 helps to keep anchor 20 coupled to the shaft 41. The delivery device 40 and its components, especially the handle 42 and knob 43, is similar to the delivery device shown and described in US Patent Application Publication 20100016869, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. The ends 44a,44b of the suture 44 are also housed within channels 46 that extend along the shaft 41. A suture threader 11000 is also releasably coupled to the shaft 41. Threader 11000 includes a clip 11000a and a loop of suture 11000b coupled to the clip 11000a. Suture loop 11000b is disposed within the through hole 25 and placed around the clip 11000a.
As shown in
Additionally, as shown in
The insertion member 300 includes a body 310 having threads 310a, a distal portion 310b, and a proximal portion 310c. As shown in
Prior to use, suture 440 is disposed within the through hole 250 and ends 440a,440b of the suture 440 are fixed to suture holders 450 located on handle 420. The suture 440 helps to keep anchor 200 coupled to the shaft 410. The delivery device 400 and its components, especially the knob 430, is similar to the delivery device shown and described in the '869 publication. The ends 440a,440b of the suture 440 are also housed within channels 460 that extend along the shaft 410. A suture threader 12000 is also releasably coupled to the shaft 410. Threader 12000 includes a clip 12000a and a loop of suture 12000b coupled to the clip 12000a. Suture loop 12000b is disposed within the through hole 250 and placed around the clip 12000a.
As shown in
Additionally, as shown in
A hole 3001 is then made in the glenoid 3000 via the use of a drill guide 9000 and drill 10000, as shown in
The suture ends 8001,8002 are cut, as shown in
The insertion member 700 includes a body 710 having a threaded proximal portion 710a and a non-threaded distal portion 710b. The proximal portion 710a has a larger diameter than the distal portion 710b. The member 700 includes a triangular-shaped cannulation 710e that extends a partial length of the member 700. The threads 710a′ are configured for engagement with the threads 630c of the cavity 630 when the insertion member 700 is arranged within the cavity 630, as will be further explained below.
The handle 820 includes suture holders 850, each suture holder 850 extending from a side of the handle 820. Additionally, as shown in
As shown in
Axial movement of the inner member 810b relative to the outer member 810a allows for axial movement of the insertion member 700 to the two locations shown in
During tissue repair via use of the anchor assembly 500 and the driver 800, suture from a previously placed anchor is pulled through the through hole 650. The manner in which the suture is pulled through the through hole 650 may be the same as the manner described in the '106 and '180 patent applications. The anchor assembly 500 is subsequently inserted into bone, via use of the driver 800, in the manner shown in
The components of the anchor assemblies 10,100,500 are made from a bioabsorbable polymer material via an injection molding process. However, other materials and processes may be used. In addition, the suture material is made from a bioabsorbable polymer material, but other material may be used. Furthermore, the outer surface 27, 270, 670 of the anchors 20,200,600 may include features other than barbs and wings 28,280,680 to reduce the possibility of removal of the anchor 20,200,600 and the barbs 28,280,680 may extend the entire length or a partial length of the anchor 20,200,600. Similarly, the body 31,310,710 of the insertion member 30,300,700 and the cavity 23,230,630 of the anchor 20,200,600 may include features other than threads to facilitate insertion and removal of the insertion member 30,300,700 and the threads 31a′,310a,710a′ may extend the entire length or a partial length of the body 31,310,710 and cavity 23,230,630. Also, for the purposes of this disclosure, the through hole 25,250,650 may be located anywhere along the length of the anchor 20,200,600. Additionally, it is within the scope of this disclosure for the anchor 20,200,600 to have more or less than two slots 29,290,690.
Additionally, for the purposes of this disclosure, the outer member 41a410a includes at least one prong 41c,410c and the anchor 20,200 includes at least one corresponding depression 26,260. Also, the cannulation 31e,310e of the insertion member 30,300 may extend an entire length of the insertion member 30,300 and may include a shape other than triangular.
The outer and inner members 41a,41b,410a,410b,810a,810b of the delivery device 40,400,800 include a stainless steel material, but may be made from any other metal or non-metal material that is bio-compatible and strong enough to withstand the forces that are placed on the members 41a,41b,410a,410b,810a,810b during surgery. The members 41a,41b,410a,410b810a,810b may be machined, die drawn and subsequently machined, or made by any other method known to one of skill in the art. The outer and inner members 41a, 41b,410a,410b,810a,810b are coupled to the handle 42,420,820 and knob 43,430,830 respectively, via a press-fit procedure. However, other methods of coupling the handle 42,420,820 and knob 43,430,830 to the members 41a,41b,410a,410b,810a,810b are also within the scope of this disclosure. The handle 42,420,820 and knob 43,430,830 are of a non-metal material, but may be made from a metal material, and both are made via an injection molding process. However, other methods of making are also within the scope of this disclosure.
During repair of tissue via use of the suture anchors 1000,1100,1200, a delivery device having a handle and a shaft may be used to deliver the anchors into bone. An end of the shaft may be inserted into the cavity of the anchors and may have the same shape as cavity. The anchors 1000,1100,1200 are designed to be inserted into bone via axial motion. The torn tissue may then be placed on the bone, adjacent the anchors 1000,1100,1200. Subsequently, the suture may then be pulled through the tissue and tied to attach the tissue to the bone. A hole may be drilled in the bone prior to inserting the anchors 1000,1100,1200 into the bone.
Similar to anchors 1310,1410,1510, anchor 1610 is part of an anchor assembly. However, for clarity purposes, the anchor 1610 is shown without an inner member. The distal portion 1634 of the inner body 1630 is pointed and the proximal portion 1633 does not extend the entire length of the inner cavity 1623, the purposes of which will be described later.
During insertion of the anchor 1610 into bone, a delivery device 1700, similar to delivery device 800, is used. For clarity purposes, only the outer member 1710a of the shaft 1710 is shown in
For the purposes of this disclosure, the inner body 1630 is made from a metal material and the outer body 1620 is made from a polymer material. The outer and inner bodies 1620,1630 are coupled to each other via an interference fit or overmolding. However, other materials and manners of coupling may be used.
As various modifications could be made to the exemplary embodiments, as described above with reference to the corresponding illustrations, without departing from the scope of the disclosure, it is intended that all matter contained in the foregoing description and shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative rather than limiting. Thus, the breadth and scope of the present disclosure should not be limited by any of the above-described exemplary embodiments, but should be defined only in accordance with the following claims appended hereto and their equivalents.
This application claims priority to U.S. Patent Application No. 61/259,737, filed Nov. 10, 2009, U.S. Patent Application No. 61/259,739, filed Nov. 10, 2009, U.S. Patent Application No. 61/290,695, filed Dec. 29, 2009, U.S. Patent Application No. 61/312,481, filed Mar. 10, 2010, and U.S. Patent Application No. 61/334,221, filed May 13, 2010, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties.
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