Ball and socket prosthetic joint

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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3 1911, 128 92C, A61F 124

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041319575

ABSTRACT:
A prosthetic joint including a socket-carrying member and a ball-carrying member both of which have stems for insertion into the medullary canals of the bone. The socket has a downwardly extending cylindrical passageway which terminates in a hemispherical bottom surface and a slot which intersects the passageway. The stem of the ball member has generally flat side surfaces and is proportioned to fit through the slot, and the ball has a curvature matching the spherical bottom surface. A shank portion between the ball and stem has a recess where a retainer is snapped onto the shank to lock the members in hinged relationship.

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