US20050182408A1 - Osteosynthetic bone plate - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an osteosynthetic bone plate which has elongated compression cavities containing eccentric countersinkings. The plate comprises a longitudinal axis (X), a transverse axis (Y), a plate upper side and a plate lower side, whereby the latter is placed facing the bone fragments. The bone plate also comprises a compression element consisting of two plate braces which run substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. Both plate braces are linked together by bridging struts which intersect the longitudinal axis. A plate brace has an eyelet on at least one of the outer sides of the compression element. Additional eyelets can be positioned in front of this eyelet. A compression cavity is situated in each of said eyelets and a connecting strut which intersects the transverse axis, extends between the eyelets which are located on each plate brace.
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- The present invention relates to an osteosynthetic bone plate for the treatment of fractures, in particular for the reconstruction of mandibular fractures. Such bone plates are fitted intraoperatively in order to fix bone fragments joined together. This may be necessary in osteosynthesis, following accidents in which a bone has shattered into bone fragments, or in orthognathic, maxillofacial treatment for surgical control of abnormal positioning after an osteotomy and subsequent positional correction of the bone fragments.
- Such a bone plate is used principally to span and fix two bone fragments together, one part of the bone plate in each case being connected releasably to a bone fragment. In order to establish the connection between the temporarily fitted bone plate and the bone fragments, the bone plate has through-holes for the insertion of bone screws which engage in the bone fragments. The bone plates should be able to bend in order to correctly match the bone geometry, but at the same time they must guaranatee sufficient stability. These two requirements are in principle mutually contradictory. Moreover, the bone plates should permit the buildup of a pressure between the fragments, which is achieved by the opposite arrangement of what are referred to as compression holes.
- DE 23 40 880 A1 discloses a solid linear bone plate which is used for treating jaw fractures and which, spanning the fracture site on the jaw bone, is screwed onto both of the bone fragments that are to be joined together. In each half of the bone plate there are two oblong holes oriented toward the plate center and toward the fracture site. On the side directed away from the jaw bone, the oblong holes have a countersink with a screw seat configured as a beveled plane surface. At least one oblong hole per half is inclined relative to the plate center. On the side directed toward the jaw bone, the bone plate has a projecting notched strut at the center. As a result of the arrangement of the oblong holes and the beveled screw seats, the bone fragments are compressed toward the fracture site when the inserted bone screws are tightened; the pressure thus built up between the fragments results in improved healing of the bone fracture.
- However, because of its rigidity, this plate cannot readily be adapted to the existing bone geometry. A rigid plate which cannot be sufficiently bent to fit the jaw bone has the effect that the bone fragment less anchored in the jaw is moved toward the plate, and dislocations therefore occur. Even slight shifts in the fracture area lead to the loss of the interfragment support, which results in greater mobility within the fracture area. The simple hole pattern on the plate additionally permits little variability in terms of attachment to the bone fragments. For example, in Prein, J. (editor): Manual of Internal Fixation in the Cranio-Facial Skeleton, Springer-Verlag Berlin 1998,
page 30, straight or arcuate bone plates with compression holes for treating fractured mandibles are shown which have a thickness of 1.65 mm or 2.0 mm, respectively, and are designed for bone screws with an external thread diameter of 2.4 mm. - Thinner bone plates, for example with a thickness of between 0.5 mm and 0.9 mm, which can be bent more readily, are known in craniofacial applications (cf. Prein, loc. cit., page 28). Different configurations have been developed for this purpose, for example the L-plate, Y-plate, T-plate, H-plate, X-plate, double Y-plate or frame plate. Bone screws with an external thread diameter of 1.0 mm to 2.0 mm are used for these. However, these bone plates have no compression holes, but only simple cylindrical screw holes with countersinks for partially receiving the screw head. The provision of compression holes in these thinner plates has been avoided because opinion hitherto held that a greater plate thickness, for example 1.65 mm or 2.0 mm, was necessary for building up a pressure between the fragments. In addition, with the previously available production technology, it would have been extremely complicated to work compression holes into thinner bone plates, for example with the thickness of 1.0 mm.
- According to the prior art hitherto disclosed, no bone plate has as yet been made available in which, even when absolutely correctly applied, sufficient stability for unimpeded bone healing is guaranteed and a pressure can be built up between the fragments for the dynamic compression for improved bone fracture healing. Particular requirements exist for example in respect of:
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- fractures of atrophic jaws;
- unstable oblique fractures;
- infected mandibular fractures;
- unstable jaw angle fractures; and
- mandibular fractures in noncooperative patients.
- In view of the cited shortcomings of the bone plates known to date, the object of the invention is to make available a bone plate particularly for the treatment of mandibular fractures, which, as a result of greater deformability, can be readily bent to the respective contour of the bone fragments, but which nevertheless guarantees a secure and positionally stable fixation of the bone fragments. That is to say, the bone plate must be easily deformable on the one hand and yet must have adequate rigidity on the other. Moreover, the bone plate is to have compression holes in order to be able to generate a pressure between the fragments—in the sense of compression osteosynthesis—for promoting the bone healing. Furthermore, the bone plate to be produced must not pinch the nerve issuing at the mandible and, in the event of comminuted fractures, small bone fragments must also be able to be fixed individually on the bone plate. Finally, the bone plate must be able to be applied using conventional bone screws and must be able to be produced economically in series.
- The osteosynthetic bone plate is used for the treatment of fractures, in particular for the reconstruction of mandibular fractures. The plate is intended to be screwed by means of conventional bone screws, which have screw heads, onto the bone fragments which are to be joined together in accordance with the principle of compression osteosynthesis at a fracture line. The plate has oblong compression holes with eccentric countersinks. A longitudinal axis and a transverse axis, and also a plate upper side and a plate lower side, the latter facing toward the bone fragments, can be defined on the plate. The bone plate comprises a compression part which has two plate braces extending at least substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis. The two plate braces are connected to one another by bridging struts which intersect the longitudinal axis. A plate brace has an eyelet at least on one of the outer flanks of the compression part, and additional eyelets can be positioned in front of this eyelet. An eyelet is preferably arranged on both outer flanks. A compression hole is preferably situated in each of the eyelets, and a connecting strut which intersects the transverse axis extends between the eyelets located on each plate brace.
- The following description refers to preferred illustrative embodiments of the bone plate according to the invention: The compression holes have, with their longitudinal extent, an orientation in the direction of the brace axis or assume an angle ≠ 0° in relation to the brace axis and have eccentric countersinks on the plate upper side. In a continuation of the compression part, attachment struts adjoin the eyelets and extend on the brace axes. A disk-shaped plate member is situated at the end of each of the attachment struts, and further plate members connected by attachment struts can be positioned in front of said plate member. A fixation hole for receiving a bone screw is in each case provided in the plate members.
- The connecting struts between the eyelets have a greater width than the attachment struts leading to the plate members. The fixation holes on the plate upper side have a countersink for receiving the heads of the bone screws in a partially recessed manner. Two bridging struts are preferably provided on the bone plate and extend symmetrically or asymmetrically with respect to the transverse axis. In the case of a symmetrical arrangement of the bridging struts, both bridging struts extend laterally from the outer flank of one eyelet on one brace axis to the outer flank of the opposite eyelet on the other brace axis. In the case of an asymmetric arrangement of the bridging struts, by contrast, one bridging strut is offset toward the transverse axis and, as seen from the latter, extends in front of the pair of eyelets which lie opposite each other on the two brace axes.
- The bone plate has a material thickness in the range from 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm and is preferably made of titanium of
quality grade 1 orgrade 2. The bone screws inserted in the compression holes and in the fixation holes are provided for monocortical screwing to the bone fragments. -
FIG. 1A shows a plan view of a symmetrical bone plate with 4 compression holes and 4 cylindrical fixation holes; -
FIG. 1B shows the view according toFIG. 1A , in a cross section along the line A-A; -
FIG. 2 shows a plan view of an asymmetrical bone plate with 4 compression holes and 4 cylindrical fixation holes; -
FIG. 3 shows a plan view of a symmetrical bone plate with 4 compression holes; -
FIG. 4 shows a plan view of a symmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 1A with 2 compression holes oriented at an angle to the longitudinal axis; -
FIG. 5A shows the symmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 3 at the start of compression osteosynthesis with an open bone fracture; -
FIG. 5B shows the view according toFIG. 5A during compression osteosynthesis with a closed bone fracture; -
FIG. 6A shows the symmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 3 fitted laterally on the mandible with a jaw angle fracture; -
FIG. 6B shows the symmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 1A fitted laterally on the mandible with a jaw angle fracture; -
FIG. 7A shows the symmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 1A fitted frontally on the mandible with a median fracture; and -
FIG. 7B shows the asymmetrical bone plate according toFIG. 2 fitted laterally on the mandible with a paramedian fracture. - In the following detailed description of illustrative embodiments of the osteosynthetic bone plate according to the invention, reference is made to the attached drawings.
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FIGS. 1A and 1B - The
bone plate 1 constructed symmetrically in relation to the longitudinal axis X and the transverse axis Y has twoplate braces 2 running parallel to the longitudinal axis X and spaced apart from one another. The plate braces 2 extend along the brace axes Z. Eachplate brace 2 ends at the outside with a disk-shapedplate member 3, at the center of which acylindrical fixation hole 4 is provided which, on the plateupper side 5, has acountersink 7 for receiving a screw head in a partially recessed manner. Thefixation hole 4 opens out cylindrically on the plate lower side 6, which faces toward the bone fragments that are to be joined. From theplate members 3, anattachment strut 8 extends along each of the brace axes Z toward the transverse axis Y. - The four attachment struts 8 each adjoin an
eyelet 9 of thecompression part 10 of thebone plate 1. Provided in eacheyelet 9 there is anoblong compression hole 11 of conventional contour whose longitudinal extent lies on the brace axis Z. Toward the transverse axis Y, theindividual compression hole 11 has, on the plateupper side 5, acountersink 12 which runs out harmonically in thecompression hole 11 increasingly away from the transverse axis Y. Thus, a bone screw fitted as it were eccentrically in thecompression hole 11 is pressed in a known manner toward the transverse axis Y with its head penetrating into thecompression hole 11 and in so doing entrains the screwed-on bone fragment with it. If the bone screws are positioned symmetrically to the transverse axis Y, the bone fragments which are to be joined together are pressed on each other in the sense of compression osteosynthesis. - Extending between the
eyelets 9 on both sides of the transverse axis Y on aplate brace 2 there is a connectingstrut 13 which runs on the brace axis Z and connects the twoeyelets 9 to each other. Compared to the attachment struts 8, the connectingstruts 13 have a greater width and for this reason they also have a higher degree of rigidity. The two plate braces 2 are connected to one another by two bridging struts 14 symmetrical to the transverse axis Y. The bridging struts 14 each extend laterally from the junction of theattachment strut 8 with oneeyelet 9 on one brace axis Z to the junction of theattachment strut 8 with theopposite eyelet 9 on the other brace axis Z. As thebone plate 1, with a thickness of for example 1.0 mm, is made of titanium ofquality grade 1 orgrade 2 with two plate braces 2 and the bridging struts 14, thebone plate 1 can be bent to correctly match the respective geometry of the bone fragments and it also has sufficient rigidity for positionally stable fixation of the bone fragments. -
FIG. 2 - The difference from
bone plate 1 inFIG. 1 is that in thebone plate 1 shown here the bridging struts 14 connecting the two plate braces 2 are arranged asymmetrically with respect to the transverse axis Y. Theright bridging strut 14 again extends laterally from the junction of theattachment strut 8 with aneyelet 9 on one brace axis Z to the junction of theattachment strut 8 with theopposite eyelet 9 on the other brace axis Z. By contrast, theleft bridging strut 14 is offset toward the Y axis; this bridgingstrut 14 extends laterally from in front of the junction of the connectingstrut 13 with oneeyelet 9 on one brace axis Z to a position in front of the junction of the connectingstrut 13 with theopposite eyelet 9 on the other brace axis Z. Abone plate 1 configured in this way is primarily of use for application to a paramedian fracture of the mandible, where the issuing nerve must not be pressed by a plate part (see description ofFIG. 7B ). -
FIG. 3 - In this
simplified bone plate 1, only thecompression part 10 is provided. The outwardly directed attachment struts 8 and theplate members 3 at the very outer ends with the fixation holes 4 are not present here. As in the embodiment according toFIG. 1 , the bridging struts 14 in principle extend from the outer flank of oneeyelet 9 on one brace axis Z to the outer flank of theopposite eyelet 9 on the other brace axis Z. An illustrative application of thisbone plate 1 is described with reference toFIG. 6A . -
FIG. 4 - The particular feature of this symmetrical embodiment compared to the basic embodiment according to
FIG. 1 is that the two oblong compression holes 11 with theeyelets 9 on thelower plate brace 2 do not extend longitudinally on the brace axis Z or parallel to the longitudinal axis X, but assume the angle α . This is useful in cases where, in a special fracture pattern, a pressure between the fragments is to be built up extending obliquely from thelower plate brace 2 to the longitudinal axis X. -
FIGS. 5A and 5B - The two figures illustrate the principle of compression osteosynthesis using a
bone plate 1 according toFIG. 3 by way of example. - In the starting situation (see
FIG. 5A ), thefracture line 22 to be closed is present between the twobone fragments bone plate 1 is to be placed with itscompression part 10 across this line. Thebone plate 1 is of the type referred to as mini plates. The bone screws 30 are introduced into the oblong compression holes 11, directed away from thecountersinks 12, i.e. at the greatest possible distance from one another as viewed on therespective plate brace 2 and the associated brace axis Z. As can be seen, the screw heads 31 of the bone screws 30 are screwed preferably monocortically into the bone fragments, i.e. farther away from thefracture line 22 and the transverse axis Y. -
FIG. 5B shows that, as the bone screws 30 are screwed farther into the bone fragments 20, 21, the screw heads 31 come to lie in thecountersinks 12—as a result of the specially contouredcountersinks 12 in the compression holes 11. The bone fragments 20, 21 hanging on the bone screws 30 are entrained in the direction of the transverse axis Y and thefracture line 22 until finally thefracture line 22 is closed and the bone fragments 20, 21 are joined together with compression. -
FIGS. 6A to 7B - This sequence of figures illustrates examples of some applications of different embodiments of the
bone plate 1 according to the invention in mandibular fractures. -
FIG. 6A : A jaw angle fracture is treated with abone plate 1 in the configuration according toFIG. 3 , which only has thecompression part 10. Thebone plate 1 fixed with fourbone screws 30 spans thefracture line 22 and connects as bone fragments 20, 21 the body of the mandible and the ramus of the mandible. -
FIG. 6B : A jaw angle fracture is likewise treated with asymmetrical bone plate 1 in the configuration according toFIG. 1 which comprises thecompression part 10 and the attachment struts 8 extending beyond this and theouter plate members 3. The body of the mandible and the ramus of the mandible are once again connected as bone fragments 20, 21 across thefracture line 22. In addition to the fourbone screws 30 in thecompression part 10, the bone fragments 20, 21 are secured with in each case twobone screws 30 inserted in theouter plate members 3. -
FIG. 7A : A median fracture of the mandible is treated likewise with asymmetrical bone plate 1 in the configuration according toFIG. 1 , which comprises thecompression part 10 and the attachment struts 8 extending beyond this and theouter plate members 3. Two parts of the broken body of the mandible as bone fragments 20, 21 are connected to one another across themedian fracture line 22. Here once again, in addition to the fourbone screws 30 in thecompression part 10, the bone fragments 20, 21 are fixed in a positionally stable manner with the twobone screws 30 inserted in theouter plate members 3. -
FIG. 7B : Anasymmetrical bone plate 1 in the configuration according toFIG. 2 is used for the illustrated treatment of a paramedian fracture of the mandible. Thisbone plate 1 consists of thecompression part 10, the attachment struts 8 extending beyond the latter, theouter plate members 3, and the asymmetrically arranged bridging struts 14 between the two plate braces 2. Thebone plate 1 is used to connect, as bone fragments 20, 21, two parts of the eccentrically broken body of the mandible across theparamedian fracture line 22. The emergent nerve 40 (mental foramen) lies free and is not pinched by any of the plate parts. The bone fragments 20, 21 are secured in each case by fourbone screws 30 in total.
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9. An osteosynthetic bone plate for osteosynthetic compression of bone fragments for the reconstruction of mandibular fractures, the bone plate having a longitudinal axis and a transverse axis and comprising:
a plate upper side and a plate lower side for facing toward the bone fragments;
a compression part which has two plate braces extending at least substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis;
bridging struts, which intersect the longitudinal axis, connecting the two plate braces to one another, each plate brace extending along a brace axis and having an eyelet on at least one outer flank of the compression part;
connecting struts, which intersect the transverse axis, and extend between the eyelets located on each plate brace; and
oblong compression holes having a longitudinal axis extending longitudinally along the brace axis, and eccentric countersinks on the plate upper side for the compression of the bone fragments, one of the compression holes being situated in each of the eyelets, wherein the bone plate has a thickness in the range from 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm.
10. The osteosynthetic bone plate as claimed in claim 9 , wherein two bridging struts extend symmetrically or asymmetrically with respect to the transverse axis.
11. The osteosynthetic bone plate as claimed in claim 10 , wherein in
a symmetrical arrangement of the bridging struts, the two bridging struts extend laterally from an outer flank of one eyelet on one plate brace to an outer flank of an opposite eyelet on the other plate brace, or
in an asymmetric arrangement of the bridging struts, one bridging strut is offset toward the transverse axis and extends from in front of one eyelet on one plate brace to in front of the opposite eyelet on the other plate brace.
12. The osteosynthetic bone plate as claimed in claim 9 , wherein the bone plate is made of titanium.
13. The osteosynthetic bone plate as claimed in claim 9 wherein bone screws inserted in the compression holes and in the fixation holes provide monocortical engagement of the bone fragments.
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