Partial pelvic prosthesis

Claim 2

A partial pelvic prosthesis comprising: (a) an implant piece adapted to be secured within the resected pelvis of a human patient and having a recess, adapted to receive an acetabular fossa, the first, second and third edges adapted to be apposed to the ilium or sacrum, the ischium, and the pubis respectively of said resected pelvis; (b) means for securing said implant piece in said pelvis comprising a plurality of connecting pins having first ends adapted to be cemented in holes bored in the bones of said pelvis, means in said edges of said implant piece for receiving the second ends of said pins, and means mechanically securing said second ends to said implant piece; and (c) said first edge of said implant piece including a plurality of orifices adapted to receive the second end of a connecting pin, said second end including a constriction and said orifices including cross bores and set screws to engage said constriction.

Claim 3

A prosthesis according to claim 1 in which said first ends of said pins are profiled.

Claim 4

A prosthesis according to claim 1 in which said third edge of said implant piece includes a transversely extending recess, and said second end of one of said pins is configured to be secured in said recess so that said pin extends generally orthogonal to said third edge.

Claim 5

A partial pelvic prosthesis comprising: (a) a generally flat implant piece adapted to be received within a resected pelvis in apposition with the ilium or sacrum, the ischium, and the pubis, said piece having upper and lower surfaces, front and rear faces, and first and second sides, said front face having a first recess comprising a concave bottom, undercut walls, for receiving an acetabular fossa, said upper and lower surfaces having a plurality of orifices therein, said first side including a second recess extending thereacross from said front face to said rear face and having a plurality of bores therein, said front face including additional bores aligned to intersect with bores of said plurality for receiving threaded fasteners; (b) a plurality of connecting pins configured at one end to fit within said orifices and at the other end for securement in said ilium or sacrum and said ischium to hold said implant piece within the pelvis, said pins being profiled at one end and having a constriction at the other end; and (c) a connecting pin for attachment at one end to the pubis and at the other end to said implant piece, said pin having a flange at one end configured for reception in said second recess and including a plurality of holes for alignment with said bores in said first recess to receive fastener means for attaching said pin to said implant piece.

Claim 6

A partial pelvic prosthesis comprising: (a) a generally flat implant piece adapted to be received within a resected pelvis in apposition with the ilium or sacrum, the ischium, and the pubis, said piece having upper and lower surfaces, front and rear faces, and first and second sides, said front face having a first recess comprising a concave bottom, undercut walls, for receiving an acetabular fossa, said upper and lower surfaces having a plurality of orifices therein, said first side including a second recess extending thereacross from said front face to said rear face and having a plurality of bores therein, said front face including additional bores aligned to intersect with bores of said plurality for receiving threaded fasteners; (b) a plurality of connecting pins configured at one end to fit within said orifices and at the other end for securement in said ilium or sacrum and said ischium to hold said implant piece within the pelvis, said pins being profiled at one end and having a constriction at the other end; and (c) a connecting pin for attachment at one end to the pubis and at the other end to said implant piece, said pin having a flange at one end configured for reception in said second recess and including a plurality of holes for alignment with said bores in said first recess to receive fastener means for attaching said pin to said implant piece.