Bio Total hip, is a innovative device with the potential of repairing
and replacing joints by accessing joints through the femur neck.
This will minimise the need to perform Arthroplasty or Total Hip
Prosthesis which then reshape and resurface the bone between
joints.
The Bio Total Hip performs arthroscopy without damaging articular
capsules by introducing biological materials between joints. This
less-invasive surgical treatment will revolutionize major hip and
major joint surgery due to its minimalistic approach. This will be
beneficial to patients suffering early stages of osteoarthrosis within
damaged joints.
Bio-Total Hip incorporates ridges on the outer member surface
which grasp the femur neck.
The inner member is telescopic and interlocks with the outer member via the ridges on its external surface. At its joint end
there is a mini head made from biological materials which sit neatly within the joint and which will then fill out the space
between the joints.
This Mini head piece can be detached and replaced by an umbrella type tool which expands and covers the head of the
femur thus mechanically resurfacing any imperfections. This will allow the joint to function as it used to.
Via Xray, a small tunnel is then drilled and directed towards the fovea of the ligamentum capitis or around the
ligament of the femur head. This creates a depression area in the insertion point of the ligament. This ligament will
be moved in order to visualise the entire hip joint as it rotated, flexed and extended.
Could this abnormal wear an tear of joint surfaces be what initiates the original lesion in the articular cartilage,
which eventually destroys the joint.
The fevoea of the ligament is a depression that does not come into contact with the Acetabulum wall, therefore
after arthroscopy it is easier to cover with bone pegs, then resurface the area with bio materials.
Arthroscopic devices inserted into the tunnel facilitate a visual inspection of the joint and localize damaged areas
withiin the articular cartilage. The use of stem cells from cultivated cartilage will allow the joint to be ‘fixed’ with
minimal effort.
In similar trans-cervical tunnels and in late osteoarthritis, its possible to insert bio materials to fill the joint space.
Bio Total Hip has the technological advantage in comparison to current surgical procedures as it removes only the
neck and head of damaged joints throughout stages of articular cartilage damage by reshaping and resurfacing
damaged surfaces, thus keeping the capsule and blood supply intact.
Utilising a visual device to resurface the joint, the need for total hip, or joint replacement surgery will be reduced
dramatically. This micro surgical procedure creates a new layer/surface to minimise friction to once again enable
smooth gliding between the joint surfaces. Flushing joints and removing foreign bodies will allow the repair of any
soft structural damage within joints and reshape the area. An inflatable bladder attached to a telescopic member
compresses the Bio material, then resurfaces the joint via an adjustable telescopic mechanism with a profiled head
.This will sit proud within the joint and create an artificial space allowing free movement of arthritic joints.
This makes it possible to repair any osteosynthesis of a fractured femur neck, after the joint turns arthritic. The
joint space is accessible when the pre-inserted pin is removed, which allows arthroscopic devices to tunnel further
towards any diseased or damaged areas. This is when repair can then be performed via the use of bio-materials.
The outer part of the device remains within the socket which is beneficial if access to the joint is needed again. This
process allows patients to be mobile soon after surgery, which is not possible with today’s current procedures.
MORE PRECISION AND LESS DAMAGE..
The use of Stem cells are making
headway in helping those suffering
with the onset of osteoporosis and
associated diseases.
HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY
Bio Total Hip ® www.biototalhip.info
HISTORY OF
HIP SURGERY
A Historic journey through
Hip replacement surgery and
the men behind the
innovations.
Persistent Problems
with Hip Surgery
Hip replacement Surgery
and its countless problems
and risk
Osteoarthritis.
Information on
Osteoarthritis and how
the Bio Total Hip can
come to the aid of
thousands..
Bio Total Hip has the potential to be
at the forefront of Arthrosis treatment
by treating the onset of arthritic
problems. Bio Total Hip will halt a
worldwide chronic, debilitating
disease and its symptoms of
association.
The use of Bio materials via minimal
invasive surgery will reduce surgical
and hospital costs, greatly decrease
recovery time and minimise the
amount of drugs patients need until
they reach an ‘appropriate age’ to be
granted Hip replacement Surgery.
Bio Total hip, is a innovative
device with the potential of
repairing and replacing
joints by accessing joints
through the femur neck.
This will minimise the need
to perform Arthroplasty or
Total Hip Prosthesis which
then reshape and resurface
the bone between joints.
The Bio Total Hip performs
arthroscopy without
damaging articular capsules
by introducing biological
materials between joints.
This less-invasive surgical treatment will
revolutionize major hip and major joint surgery due
to its minimalistic approach. This will be beneficial
to patients suffering early stages of osteoarthrosis
within damaged joints.
Bio-Total Hip incorporates ridges on the outer
member surface which grasp the femur neck.
The inner member is telescopic and interlocks with
the outer member via the ridges on its external
surface. At its joint end there is a mini head made
from biological materials which sit neatly within the
joint and which will then fill out the space between
the joints.
This Mini head piece can be detached and replaced
by an umbrella type tool which expands and covers
the head of the femur thus mechanically resurfacing
any imperfections. This will allow the joint to
function as it used to.
Via Xray, a small tunnel is then drilled and
directed towards the fovea of the ligamentum
capitis or around the ligament of the femur
head. This creates a depression area in the
insertion point of the ligament. This ligament
will be moved in order to visualise the entire hip
joint as it rotated, flexed and extended.
Could this abnormal wear an tear of joint
surfaces be what initiates the original lesion in
the articular cartilage, which eventually destroys
the joint.
The fevoea of the ligament is a depression
that does not come into contact with the
Acetabulum wall, therefore after arthroscopy it
is easier to cover with bone pegs, then resurface
the area with bio materials.
Arthroscopic devices inserted into the tunnel
facilitate a visual inspection of the joint and
localize damaged areas withiin the articular
cartilage. The use of stem cells from cultivated
cartilage will allow the joint to be ‘fixed’ with
minimal effort.
In similar trans-cervical tunnels and in late
osteoarthritis, its possible to insert bio materials
to fill the joint space.
Bio Total Hip has the technological advantage
in comparison to current surgical procedures as
it removes only the neck and head of damaged
joints throughout stages of articular cartilage
damage by reshaping and resurfacing damaged
surfaces, thus keeping the capsule and blood
supply intact.
Utilising a visual device to resurface the joint,
MORE PRECISION AND LESS DAMAGE..
The use of Stem cells are making
headway in helping those suffering
with the onset of osteoporosis and
associated diseases.
HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF HIP REPLACEMENT SURGERY
Bio Total Hip ® www.biototalhip.info
HISTORY
OF
HIP
SURGERY
A Historic
journey
through Hip
replacement
surgery and
the men behind
the innovations.
Persistent
Problems
with Hip
Surgery
Hip
replacement
Surgery and its
countless
problems and risk
Osteoarthritis.
Information on
Osteoarthritis and how
the Bio Total Hip can
come to the aid of
thousands..
Bio Total Hip has the
potential to be at the
forefront of Arthrosis
treatment by treating
the onset of arthritic
problems. Bio Total
Hip will halt a
worldwide chronic,
debilitating disease
and its symptoms of
association.
The use of Bio
materials via minimal
invasive surgery will
reduce surgical and
hospital costs,
greatly decrease
recovery time and
minimise the amount
of drugs patients
need until they reach
an ‘appropriate age’
to be granted Hip
replacement Surgery.
