Artificial hip-joint for arthroplasty

Claim 1

An artificial hip-joint for arthroplasty, such for the replacement of the affected actabulum and the head of the femur of a patient, comprising a first endoprosthesis of the acetabulum, formed as a seat having an exterior surface and an interior surface; said exterior surface being defined by blades with sharpened edges and apertures through which growing bony tissue may protrude; said blades being arranged in circular rows that are in turn arranged in axially disposed tiers, one above the other; said interior surface of the seat having the shape of a sphere with a cavity that has a height greater than its radius but smaller than its diameter; a second endoprosthesis of the proximal portion of the femur, coupled with said seat and including a spherical head, a neck and a pin; said head has a radius corresponding to that of first endoprosthesis, for location of said head therein; the latter including a blind, substantially central opening for receiving said neck made in a body portion of said sphere; the exterior spherical surface of said head at the side of said opening having a cylindrical portion of a radius smaller than that of said sphere, to allow for the introduction of the head into said first endoprosthesis; said cylindrical portion being such that, at the introduction of said neck into said opening, it is positioned along the axis of said opening, eccentrically of said spherical head; said opening having an open end located at the side of said cylindrical portion; said pin being connected by one end through said neck with said spherical head, and being adapted to be introduced with its other end into the intraosseal canal of the femur.