Oscillating rasp for use in an orthopaedic surgical procedure

• US 9,861,376 B2
• Filed: 07/27/2015
• Issued: 01/09/2018
• Est. Priority Date: 01/28/2011
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Depuy Synthes Products Incorporated (Johnson & Johnson)
• Original Assignee: Depuy Synthes Products Incorporated (Johnson & Johnson)
• Inventors: Chavarria, Jason M., Stone, Matthew T.
• Primary Examiner(s): Sevilla, Christian
• Assistant Examiner(s): GIBSON, ERIC SHANE
• Application Number:
  US14/809,303
• Publication Number:
  US 20150327873A1
• Time in Patent Office: 897 Days
• Field of Search: 606 79- 81, 606 84- 87, 606 96, 606167, 606170-172, 606176-178, 623 1911- 193, 407 291- 2914, 30340, 30342, 30392-394
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 17/1659 Surgical rasps, files, planes, or scrapers
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 17/1684 for the shoulder
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 17/1735 for rasps or chisels
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 17/1778 for the shoulder
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 2090/036 abutting on tissue or skin

Abstract

A method of surgically implanting a glenoid component into the glenoid of a patient is disclosed. The method includes securing a rasp guide into the glenoid of the patient. The method also includes oscillating a surgical rasp over the rasp guide to form a cavity that is shaped to receive the glenoid component. The method also includes implanting the glenoid component in the cavity.

Claims

1. A method of surgically implant a glenoid component into a glenoid of a patient, comprising:

securing a rasp guide to an anterior glenoid surface of the glenoid of the patient,

oscillating a surgical rasp in an inferior-superior direction over the rasp guide by swinging the surgical rasp backward and forward about an axis so as to abrade bone tissue on a posterior glenoid surface of the glenoid of the patient to form a cavity in a posterior section of the bone tissue that is shaped to receive the glenoid component, wherein the rasp guide prevents abrasion of bone tissue from the anterior glenoid, and

implanting the glenoid component in the cavity.

2. The method of claim 1, wherein:

the surgical rasp comprises an attachment head having a cutting head secured thereto, and

oscillating the surgical rasp comprises securing the attachment head to an oscillating power tool and operating the power tool so as to oscillate the cutting head of the surgical rasp.

3. The method of claim 1, wherein:

the surgical rasp comprises a cutting head having a depth stop,

the rasp guide comprises a guide surface facing outwardly from the glenoid of the patient, and

oscillating the surgical rasp comprises advancing the surgical rasp toward the glenoid of the patient until the depth stop of the surgical rasp contacts the guide surface of the rasp guide.

4. The method of claim 1, further comprising drilling an anchor hole into the glenoid of the patient, wherein:

the rasp guide comprises an anchor peg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and

securing the rasp guide into the glenoid of the patient comprises inserting the anchor peg of the rasp guide in the drilled anchor hole.

5. The method of claim 1, further comprising:

inserting a guide pin into the glenoid of the patient,

advancing a reamer over the guide pin, and

reaming the glenoid of the patient to create a reamed surface prior to oscillating the surgical rasp over the rasp guide to form the cavity shaped to receive the glenoid component.

6. The method of claim 5, further comprising advancing a cannulated drill over the guide pin and drilling an anchor hole into the reamed surface of the glenoid of the patient, wherein:

the rasp guide comprises an anchor peg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and

securing the rasp guide into the glenoid of the patient comprises inserting the anchor peg of the rasp guide in the drilled anchor hole.

7. The method of claim 1, wherein:

implanting the glenoid component in the cavity comprises implanting an augmented glenoid component in the cavity, the augmented glenoid component comprising a buttress, and

oscillating the surgical rasp so as to abrade bone tissue comprises oscillating the surgical rasp so as to abrade bone tissue to form a cavity shaped to receive the buttress of the augmented glenoid component.

8. The method of claim 1, further comprising oscillating the surgical rasp between an inferior end of a scapula and a superior end of the scapula.

9. A method of surgically implanting a glenoid component into a glenoid of a patient, comprising:

oscillating a surgical rasp in an inferior-superior direction by swinging the surgical rasp backward and forward about an axis with a depth stop of the rasp in contact with an anterior glenoid surface so as to abrade bone tissue from only a posterior glenoid surface to form a cavity shaped to receive the glenoid component, and

implanting the glenoid component in the cavity.

10. The method of claim 9, wherein:

the surgical rasp comprises an attachment head having a cutting head secured thereto, and

oscillating the surgical rasp comprises securing the attachment head to an oscillating power tool and operating the power tool so as to oscillate the cutting head of the surgical rasp.

11. The method of claim 9, further comprising:

inserting a guide pin into the glenoid of the patient,

advancing a reamer over the guide pin, and

reaming the glenoid of the patient to create a reamed surface prior to oscillating the surgical rasp to form the cavity shaped to receive the glenoid component.

12. The method of claim 9, wherein:

implanting the glenoid component in the cavity comprises implanting an augmented glenoid component in the cavity, the augmented glenoid component comprising a buttress, and

oscillating the surgical rasp so as to abrade bone tissue from the posterior glenoid surface comprises oscillating the surgical rasp so as to abrade bone tissue from the posterior glenoid surface to form a cavity shaped to receive the buttress of the augmented glenoid component.

13. A method of surgically implanting a glenoid component into a glenoid of a patient, comprising:

securing a rasp guide to an anterior glenoid surface of the glenoid of the patient,

oscillating a surgical rasp over the rasp guide by swinging the surgical rasp backward and forward about an axis so as to abrade bone tissue on a posterior glenoid surface of the glenoid of the patient to form a concave posterior surface shaped to receive the glenoid component, wherein the rasp guide prevents abrasion of bone tissue from the anterior glenoid surface, and

implanting the glenoid component in the concave posterior surface.

14. The method of claim 13,

wherein the concave posterior surface is positioned medial of the anterior surface.

15. The method of claim 13, wherein:

the surgical rasp comprises a cutting head having a depth stop,

the rasp guide comprises a guide surface facing outwardly from the glenoid of the patient, and

oscillating the surgical rasp comprises advancing the surgical rasp toward the glenoid of the patient until the depth stop of the surgical rasp contacts the guide surface of the rasp guide.

16. The method of claim 13, further comprising drilling an anchor hole into the glenoid of the patient, wherein:

the rasp guide comprises an anchor peg extending perpendicularly therefrom, and

securing the rasp guide into the glenoid of the patient comprises inserting the anchor peg of the rasp guide in the drilled anchor hole.

17. The method of claim 13, further comprising:

inserting a guide pin into the glenoid of the patient,

advancing a reamer over the guide pin, and

reaming the glenoid of the patient to create a reamed surface prior to oscillating the surgical rasp over the rasp guide to form the concave posterior surface shaped to receive the glenoid component.