WO2007104863A2 - Plaque implantable et son procede de fabrication - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
- A61F2/00—Filters implantable into blood vessels; Prostheses, i.e. artificial substitutes or replacements for parts of the body; Appliances for connecting them with the body; Devices providing patency to, or preventing collapsing of, tubular structures of the body, e.g. stents
- A61F2/0063—Implantable repair or support meshes, e.g. hernia meshes
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- the present invention relates to the technical field of prosthetic implants, and more particularly to the field of surgical implants for mitigating the weakening or deterioration of a biological wall, such as the abdominal wall.
- the present invention relates more particularly to an implantable reinforcement plate, and in particular a hernia repair plate, in particular inguinal.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing such an implantable reinforcement plate.
- parietal reinforcement plate in the case of implantation of such a parietal reinforcement plate laparoscopically or posteriorly open, it is important for the success of the treatment that the plate can marry various internal anatomical reliefs that are not all in the same plane and which consist in particular of: Cooper's ligament, spermatic cord, iliac vessels, iliopsoas muscle, transverse muscle, fascia transversalis, joint tendon, rectus muscles, peritoneum and pubis .
- parietal reinforcement plates formed by the assembly by sewing two textile flaps along a corrugated flat line, so that the plate thus produced, once its shutters. deployed, has a conformation close to that of the anatomical reliefs that it is intended to cover.
- such a plate Because of its construction. anatomical ", such a plate has an asymmetrical character that prohibits it to be used indifferently on the right or left, depending on whether inguinal hernia to be treated is on the right or left side. It is therefore necessary, with such a plate design, to have two separate symmetrical plates one of the other, one being intended for the treatment of straight inguinal hernias and having a geometry adapted for this purpose, the other being intended for the treatment of left inguinal hernias and having a geometry adapted for this purpose.
- these known plates require a double production tool (or a double adjustment of the production tool) in order to ensure the manufacture of prostheses for right inguinal hernia repair and prostheses for left inguinal hernia repair. This complicates the organization of production and inventory management, and helps to increase the cost of the plates.
- the objects assigned to the invention therefore aim at proposing a new implantable parietal reinforcement plate which does not have the drawbacks mentioned above and makes it possible to adapt to several different anatomical configurations, and in particular to symmetrical anatomical configurations.
- Another object of the invention is to propose a new implantable parietal reinforcement plate whose conformation is particularly adapted to the anatomical relief that it is intended to cover.
- Another object of the invention is to propose a new implantable parietal reinforcement plate of particularly simple and inexpensive construction.
- Another object of the invention is to propose a novel method of manufacturing an implantable parietal reinforcement plate which makes it possible to obtain a plate capable of adapting to different anatomical configurations.
- Another object of the invention is to propose a novel method for manufacturing an implantable parietal reinforcement plate that is particularly simple, rapid and inexpensive to implement.
- an implantable reinforcement plate characterized in that it has a first stable configuration, in which it has a first generally substantially curved shape according to a first general curvature, and it is deformable to be able to pass into a second stable configuration, in which it has a second generally substantially curved shape according to a second general curvature reversed with respect to the first general curvature.
- an implantable reinforcement plate characterized in that it comprises a step of producing a plate having a first stable configuration, in which said plate has a generally substantially curved shape according to a first general curvature, said plate being made from a deformable material to be able to passing into a second stable configuration, wherein it has a generally substantially curved shape according to a second general curvature inverted with respect to the first general curvature.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view, from a lateral point of view, of an implantable reinforcement plate according to a first embodiment of the invention, in its first configuration, said plate constituting in this case a plate of right inguinal hernia cure.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view, in a side view substantially opposite to that of Figure 1, the plate of Figure 1 in its first configuration.
- FIG. 3 illustrates, in a perspective view from above, the implantable plate of Figures 1 and 2, in its first configuration.
- FIG. 4 illustrates, in a perspective view from above, the implantable plate of Figures 1 to 3, in its second configuration, said plate constituting in this case a left inguinal hernia cure plate.
- FIG. 5 illustrates, in a view from above and in respect of proportions, a flat textile piece for the manufacture of the plate shown in Figures 1 to 4.
- - Figure 6 illustrates, in a view from above, the plate of Figures 1 to 4 in its second configuration, obtained from the textile part illustrated in Figure 5.
- Figure 7 illustrates, in a schematic perspective view, the anatomical positioning, in the context of the treatment of a right inguinal hernia, the plate illustrated in Figures 1 to 4 and 6 in its first configuration.
- FIG. 8 illustrates, in a diagrammatic sectional view, the passage, in a decomposed manner according to six intermediate states BG, of the plate illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 4, 6 and 7, from its first stable configuration (state A) to its second stable configuration (state H).
- FIG. 9 illustrates, in a view from above and in respect of proportions, a flat textile piece for the manufacture of a plate according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 10 illustrates, in a view from above, the plate obtained from the textile part shown in Figure 9, said plate being in its second configuration.
- the invention relates to an implantable reinforcement plate 1, intended to be surgically placed in order to strengthen or even repair a weakened or damaged biological organ.
- the plate 1 is an implantable plate of parietal reinforcement, that is to say that it is specifically designed to reinforce a biological wall, for example muscle, and preferably the abdominal wall.
- the plate 1 according to the invention can thus be advantageously designed to treat hernias or eventrations.
- the plate 1 constitutes an inguinal hernia cure plate.
- the plate 1 is an inguinal hernia cure plate laparoscopically (preferably pre-peritoneal), or posterior open route.
- plaque must be taken here in its current meaning in the technical field considered, that is to say that it designates a pre-manufactured prosthetic implant, of a solid nature, unlike a gel, a cream or a cream. lotion for example.
- the implantable reinforcement plate 1 has a first stable configuration (illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3 and 7), in which it has a first generally substantially curved shape according to a first general curvature.
- stable configuration here designates a configuration which is maintained by itself, that is to say which has a clean mechanical strength.
- the plate 1 is preformed to present this first stable configuration, that is to say that it has by construction this first stable curved configuration, without external stress or stress being necessary to maintain its curvature.
- the plate 1 In its first stable configuration, the plate 1 has, as just indicated, a first generally substantially curved shape, that is to say substantially hollow, concave, in a curved profile designated here by the expression “curvature general ".
- the plate 1 has, in its first stable configuration, a curvature which fits into a curved surface, which corresponds to the assembly of all the curvature lines of the plate 1 and which is generally designated here by the name "general curvature".
- the plate 1 is deformable so as to be able to pass into a second stable configuration (illustrated in FIGS. 4, 6 and 10), in which it has a second generally substantially curved shape according to a second general curvature reversed with respect to the first general curvature.
- the plate 1 is able to pass from its first stable configuration to its second stable configuration by inverting its curvature, that is to say inverting the first general curvature so as to obtain the second general curvature .
- the plate 1 can thus go from its first configuration to its second configuration by turning over on itself.
- the plate 1 is made of a sufficiently flexible material to allow a reversal of curvature of the plate 1, so that the latter is found, after inversion of curvature, in its second stable configuration, distinct from its first configuration.
- FIG. 8 schematically illustrates the plate 1 in six intermediate deformation states referenced B to G through which the plate passes successively. 1 between its first configuration (referenced A) and its second configuration (referenced H). It is thus illustrated in FIG. 8 a progressive decrease of the curvature of the prosthesis 1 from its first stable configuration A to the deformation state D. Between the deformation state D and the deformation state E the general curvature of the plate 1 is reversed, so that the plate 1 then has a curvature opposite to that it had in the first stable configuration A. The inverted curvature then increases from the state F to the state G, until that the plate 1 has its second stable configuration H.
- FIG. 8 is purely schematic and it is quite conceivable, without departing from the scope of the invention, for the plate 1 to pass between its first stable configuration A and its second stable configuration H by intermediate deformation states whose geometry differs significantly from that illustrated, by way of example only, in FIG. 8.
- the deformable material from which the plate 1 is made allows manual deformation of the plate 1 from its first stable configuration to its second stable configuration. In this way, the surgeon can immediately, preferably without special tools, very simply change the plate 1 so that it adopts its second stable configuration, if the surgical situation requires it.
- the general principle of the invention is therefore based on the implementation of a single plate which can adopt, in a stable manner, at least two different geometrical conformations, each of these geometric conformations being thus suitable for a specific surgical situation.
- the first stable configuration thus corresponds to a right inguinal hernia repair
- the second stable configuration corresponds to a left inguinal hernia repair.
- the plate 1 when is in its first configuration, the plate 1 is shaped to substantially follow the anatomical relief corresponding to a right inguinal hernia, while in its second configuration, it is shaped to substantially follow the anatomical relief corresponding to a left inguinal hernia.
- the plate 1 is designed to move from its first stable configuration to its second reversibly stable configuration, that is to say that its user can at will conform the plate 1 in first stable configuration or second stable configuration. This allows a great flexibility and safety of use, since the practitioner (or those who assist him) thus remains permanently master of the configuration (right or left, in the case illustrated in the figures) of the plate 1.
- the plate 1 according to the invention has a first face 1A and a second opposite face 1B, said first and second faces 1A, 1B being separated by the thickness of the plate 1
- first and second faces 1A, 1B being separated by the thickness of the plate 1
- in the first stable configuration the first face 1A is substantially concave while the second face 1B is substantially convex
- the second configuration after inversion of the curvature of the plate 1, the first face 1A is substantially convex while the second face 1B is substantially concave.
- the plate 1 according to the invention has, in at least one of its stable configurations, an asymmetrical character.
- the first general form is preferably substantially asymmetrical and / or the second general form is substantially asymmetrical.
- the first and second general forms are both substantially asymmetrical, that is to say that the plate 1 retains an asymmetrical character regardless of the stable geometrical configuration it has.
- the hernia-healing plate 1 thus has a main flap 2, of substantially flat and quadrangular shape, extending between on the one hand a first lateral edge 2A (represented by a fictitious dotted line on the FIGS. 9 and 10) and a second lateral edge 2B and, on the other hand, an upper edge 2C and a lower edge 2D (the latter being represented by a fictitious dotted line in FIGS. 3 to 6, 9 and 10).
- the lateral edges 2A, 2B, upper 2C and lower 2D are preferably substantially rectilinear, the first lateral edge 2A preferably having a length substantially greater than that of the second lateral edge 2B, whereas the upper edge 2C is preferably of substantially less length than the edge lower 2D.
- a secondary flap 3 extends, from the lower edge 2D, substantially obliquely relative to the main flap 2.
- the secondary flap 3 thus forms a spatula for the main flap 2.
- This angular difference between the main flap 2 and the secondary flap 3, present by construction, obviously contributes to conferring its curved character to the plate 1, the maximum curvature zone preferentially corresponding to the junction zone between the lower edge 2D and the secondary flap 3.
- the secondary flap 3 is laterally extended by two lateral flaps 4, 5 which themselves extend respectively from the first and second side edge 2A, 2B of the main flap 2.
- Each lateral flap 4, 5 thus connects the secondary flap 3 respectively to the first and second side edge 2A, 2B.
- the main flap 2 is extended, from its first lateral edge 2A, by a first lateral flap 4 which preferably extends substantially in the same plane as the extension plane of the main flap 2.
- the first lateral flap 4 extends: - laterally between a first lateral side corresponding to the edge 2A and a second opposite lateral side,
- the secondary flap 3 is extended laterally by a single first lateral flap 5 which extends itself from the second lateral edge 2B of the main flap 2.
- the first lateral flap 5 of this second variant thus connects the secondary flap 3 at the second side edge 2B.
- a space 40 is provided between the secondary flap 3 and the first side flap 4, said space 40 being designed to allow the passage of the elements of the spermatic cord.
- the end zone 4C of the flap 4 located towards the front end 4B is designed to be pierced by a staple, so as to be stapled to the Cooper ligament 11.
- the secondary flap 3 has a substantially asymmetrical shaped, adapted to optimally cover the elements of the spermatic cord.
- the secondary flap 3 preferably has a substantially larger area at the right of the first lateral edge 2A than at the right of the second lateral edge 2B.
- the width of the secondary flap 3 is preferably greater towards the first lateral edge 2A than towards the second lateral edge 2B.
- FIG. 7 the particular geometry that has just been described allows an excellent adaptation to the anatomical relief of the inguinal zone. In the case of a right inguinal hernia repair, as shown in FIG.
- the main flap 2 bears against the anterior abdominal muscle wall 6, whereas the secondary flap 3 substantially follows, and preferably to marry, the reliefs formed by the iliopsoas muscle 7, the external iliac vessels 8, the testicular vessels 9, the vas deferens 10 and the ligament of Cooper 11.
- the plate 1 constantly has a substantially flexible and flaccid character.
- the plate 1 preferably comprises a textile web and even more preferably is substantially integrally constituted by such a textile web, which is advantageously in one piece and sewn on itself in order to confer a character curved.
- the textile ply is a ply of polyester grid threads.
- the textile web it is conceivable, without departing from the scope of the invention, for the textile web to be made from yarns or fibers of any other nature, and for example from polypropylene yarns, monobrins or stranded.
- the invention is also not limited to a particular method of manufacturing the textile web, which may be woven, nonwoven, braided or knitted, for example.
- the plate 1 is not necessarily constituted by a textile web, but may comprise or consist of a film of synthetic material for example.
- the first general shape that the plate 1 presents in its first stable configuration is substantially symmetrical with the second general shape that the plate 1 has in its second stable configuration, as is apparent in particular from FIGS. 3, 4 and 8.
- the first face 1A in the first stable configuration is symmetrical with the second face 1B in the second stable configuration
- the second face 1B in the first stable configuration is symmetrical with the first face 1A in the second stable configuration.
- a single plate can be used, its first stable configuration being geometrically adapted to the first site, while its second stable configuration is geometrically adapted to the second site, which is symmetrical to the first site.
- the inguinal hernia repair plate 1 can be used, in its first stable configuration illustrated in FIG. 1, to treat a right inguinal hernia, as illustrated in FIG. 7.
- the same plate 1 can also be used to treat a left inguinal hernia (not shown), since it suffices to pass the plate 1 in its second stable configuration by inversion of concavity.
- a single preformed plate 1 can therefore treat either a right or left inguinal hernia, whereas in the prior art two separate plates were necessary.
- the plate 1 according to the invention can of course be obtained according to any manufacturing method known in the art.
- the plate 1 may be molded or thermally preformed (thermoforming), in order to give it its stable curved character.
- the stable curvature of the plate 1 is preferably obtained by a simple assembly operation.
- the invention preferably relates to a plate 1 comprising a central panel 12 having at least one side edge 2A, 2B and from which extends respectively at least one arm 13, 14, said arm 13, 14 being folded against the side edge 2A, 2B corresponding, and being subject to the latter, preferably by stitching.
- the plate 1 of the first variant advantageously comprises a central panel 12 forming the main and secondary flaps 3.
- This central panel 12 extends laterally between the first and second edges 2A, 2B from which extend respectively a first and a second arm 13, 14 respectively corresponding to the lateral flaps 4, 5.
- the arms 13, 14 are folded against respectively the first and the second lateral edge 2A, 2B (arrows 15, 16 in Figure 5) and are secured thereto by any suitable means, and preferably by stitching. This has the effect of introducing a curvature in the central panel 12, which leads to the formation and differentiation of the main shutter 2 and secondary 3.
- the central panel 12, the first arm 13 and the second arm 14 all form a single piece 17 in one piece, that is to say that the first and second arms 13, 14 are made of material with the central section 12.
- the single piece formed by the central panel 12, the first arm 13 and the second arm 14 is a one-piece unitary textile piece which, before attaching the arms 13, 14 to the corresponding lateral edges 2A, 2B, a substantially flat trefoil shape (clover).
- a substantially flat trefoil shape (clover).
- the central lobe corresponds to the central panel 12, whose lateral edges 2A, 2B are substantially rectilinear, while the outer lobes framing the central lobe correspond respectively to the first and second arms 13, 14.
- Each arm 13, 14 has a respective fixing edge 13A, 14A rectilinear, of length substantially equal to that of the corresponding lateral edge 2A, 2B, which it is intended to be fixed by sewing.
- Each fixing edge 13A, 14A is respectively adjacent to the first and second lateral edges 2A, 2B and forms with said lateral edge 2A, 2B corresponding to a corresponding angle ⁇ , ⁇ which is not zero, preferably less than
- the plate 1 has a particularly atraumatic character since the only geometric irregularities it has are the two seams made along each side edge 2A, 2B, these seams extending, when the plate 1 is in position (see FIG. 7), substantially vis-à-vis the muscular wall 6, and not against particularly fragile and sensitive organs such as the external iliac vessels 8, the testicular vessels 9 and the canal deferens 10, as was the case in the prior art.
- the construction principle is similar to that implemented for the first variant of Figures 1 to 8, with the difference that the final shape of the prosthesis is obtained by folding and fixing a single fixing edge 14A on the edge 2B, said fixing edge 14A being adjacent to the edge 2B and forming therewith a non-zero angle ⁇ , preferably less than 90 °.
- the shutter secondary 3 and the second lateral flap 5 tilt while the first lateral flap 4 remains substantially in the plane of the main flap 2.
- the invention finally relates as such to a method of manufacturing an implantable reinforcement plate, and in particular to an implantable reinforcement plate corresponding to that described above.
- the process according to the invention constitutes a method of manufacturing an inguinal hernia repair plate.
- the method according to the invention thus comprises a step of producing a plate 1 having a first stable configuration, wherein the plate 1 has a generally substantially curved shape according to a first general curvature.
- the plate is made from a deformable material to be able to pass into a second stable configuration, in which said plate 1 has a generally substantially curved shape according to a second general curvature reversed with respect to the first general curvature.
- the step of producing the plate 1 comprises a step of cutting, in a membrane made from said deformable material, a part 17 having at least one indentation with two adjacent edges (2A, 13A, 2B, 14A) forming between them a non-zero angle.
- the membrane (and therefore the part 17) is substantially flat.
- the embodiment comprises a step of cutting, in a membrane made from said deformable material, a part 17 (shown in FIGS. 5 and 9) comprising a central panel 12 extending laterally between a first and a second lateral edge 2A, 2B from which extend, respectively, from preferably substantially obliquely, first and second arms 13, 14.
- the embodiment step further comprises a bending step, during which said adjacent edges are folded and secured to one another, so as to give the piece 17 a curved character.
- the embodiment comprises a bending step during which the arms 13, 14 are folded against respectively the first and second side edge 2A, 2B and are subject to them.
- the membrane is formed of a textile web, said adjacent edges (2A, 13A, 2B, 14A) being secured to one another by stitching during the bending step.
- first and second arms 13, 14 are secured respectively to the first and second edges 2A, 2B by sewing, during the bending step.
- the invention thus makes it possible in a very simple manner to obtain a curved prosthetic plate, since most of the manufacture of the plate consists in obtaining, by simple cutting, a single textile piece 17 (of trilobed shape in the example of FIGS. 1 to 8 ), then fold down the arm or arms 13, 14 of this single textile piece on the corresponding edge or edges 2A, 2B of the central panel 12, which automatically engenders the curvature of the flat textile part 17, which thus becomes the plate 1 "reversible" according to the invention.
- the invention finds its industrial application in the design, manufacture, use of prosthetic plates, in particular for the treatment of hernias.
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| EP07731134A EP2004091A2 (fr) | 2006-03-14 | 2007-03-14 | Plaque implantable et son procede de fabrication |
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