Chamber for transplantation and device for transplantation
US-11856946-B2 · Jan 2, 2024 · US
US10052186B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10052186-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414510541-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 9, 2014 |
| Priority date | Oct 10, 2013 |
| Publication date | Aug 21, 2018 |
| Grant date | Aug 21, 2018 |
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A prosthetic implant includes an anterior surface, configured for at least partial contact with an underside of a patient's facial soft tissue. A posterior surface is oppositely placed to the anterior surface. The posterior surface is configured for at least partial contact with a patient's facial bony tissue when the anterior surface is in at least partial contact with the patient's facial soft tissue. An implant body is defined by the anterior and posterior surfaces and extends transversely therebetween. A selected portion of the posterior surface has a texture that mechanically differs from a texture of a majority of the anterior surface.
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We claim: 1. A prosthetic implant, comprising: an anterior surface, configured for at least partial contact with an underside of a patient's facial soft tissue; a posterior surface, oppositely placed to the anterior surface, the posterior surface being configured for at least partial contact with a patient's facial bony tissue when the anterior surface is in at least partial contact with the patient's facial soft tissue, the anterior and posterior surfaces collectively forming an implant perimeter via the outermost intersection thereof; and an implant body defined by the anterior and posterior surfaces and extending transversely therebetween, an upper rim being formed by the implant body at a superiormost portion of the implant where the anterior and posterior surfaces intersect, and a portion of the prosthetic implant located directly inferior and adjacent to the upper rim bulges anteriorly to create a protruding dam; at least one tab protruding transversely from at least a portion of the posterior surface, the at least one tab being configured for engagement with at least a portion of an orbital rim of the patient's facial bony tissue, and the dam extending in a superior-inferior direction, relative to the orbital rim, between the upper rim and the at least one tab, the at least one tab being entirely spaced apart from the implant perimeter; and wherein a selected portion of the posterior surface has a texture that mechanically differs from a texture of a majority of the anterior surface. 2. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , being a prosthetic chin implant. 3. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , being a prosthetic malar implant. 4. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , being a prosthetic orbital implant. 5. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , being a prosthetic nasal implant. 6. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , wherein both the posterior and anterior surfaces are made entirely of porous silicone. 7. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , wherein both the posterior and anterior surfaces are made entirely of solid silicone. 8. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , wherein a selected one of the posterior and anterior surfaces is made entirely of porous silicone and another one of the posterior and anterior surfaces is made entirely of solid silicone. 9. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , including at least one aperture extending entirely through the implant body transversely between the anterior and posterior surfaces for fluid communication therebetween. 10. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , including at least one aperture extending at least partially through the implant body transversely between the anterior and posterior surfaces. 11. The prosthetic implant of claim 10 , wherein the at least one aperture contains a material having a texture that mechanically differs from a texture of a majority of a chosen one of the anterior surface and the posterior surface. 12. The prosthetic implant of claim 10 , wherein a material contained in the at least one aperture has a texture that is substantially the same as a texture of a majority of the posterior surface. 13. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , wherein the at least one tab includes a plurality of tabs protruding transversely from at least a portion of the posterior surface, the plurality of tabs each being configured for engagement with at least a portion of the patient's facial bony tissue. 14. The prosthetic implant of claim 13 , wherein at least one tab of the plurality of tabs rests longitudinally on a bony ledge of the patient when the posterior surface is in at least partial contact with the patient's facial bony tissue. 15. The prosthetic implant of claim 1 , wherein the dam is located wholly superior to the at least one tab on the implant body.
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