WO2023117338A1 - Implantatsystem und verfahren zum herstellen eines implantatsystems - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an implant system and a method for producing implant systems.
- the implant system can in particular be an absorbable, dimensionally stable implant system for the augmentation of large-volume soft tissue defects or breast reconstruction.
- Bioresorbable implants with xenogeneic material have so far only been possible for very small defects, with such implants often having an unfavorably low volume-to-mass ratio, i.e. being excessively heavy for a desired volume.
- Rejection or inflammatory reactions can lead to immunological complications.
- Such an effect can be intensified by aging of the implant material if it is not bioresorbable. Such aging can also lead to leaks in the implant, which can sometimes necessitate a revision of the implant.
- This problem is solved by an implant system with the features of patent claim 1 .
- an implant system which has at least one bioresorbable shell element which is designed with passage openings and has a three-dimensional interior space for accommodating soft tissue Are defined.
- the soft tissue can be, for example, fatty tissue and/or connective tissue, in particular for breast reconstruction or breast augmentation.
- the implant system is preferably intended for use on mammals, especially on human patients. Whenever here and in the following from “patient” or from “a
- bioresorbable means that the corresponding bioresorbable element, here the shell element, is not only very well tolerated by the body in which it is implanted, but is also gradually resorbed by it. This has in particular the advantage that the implant does not necessarily have to be removed at a later point in time, but that it has been completely resorbed and/or replaced by the body's own regrown tissue.
- bioresorbable and “biodegradable” will both be used below.
- Bioresorbable essentially means a physiological uptake of the degradation products by cells
- biodegradable refers to a mainly extracellular degradation without physiological incorporation of the degradation products.
- the two terms are interchangeable in that an element described as “bioresorbable” also ( alternatively or additionally) “biodegradable” can be designed and vice versa.
- the defined three-dimensional interior can assume any shape, for example a hemispherical shape or the shape of a spherical segment. However, other shapes are also conceivable, depending on what kind of soft tissue is to be accommodated at what position in what kind of body.
- the purpose of the implant system is in particular to accommodate the soft tissue, generate volume-stable cavities and at least fix them in place while a healing process and gradual resorption of the shell element takes place.
- the covering element can fulfill other tasks, for example promoting or stimulating tissue regeneration. This can also be further promoted by other elements and properties of the implant system.
- a site-specific cell migration can be made possible by specific implant embodiments in combination with membrane barriers and the Cell immigration can be controlled.
- the membranes that form the membrane barriers are specifically fixable or fixed to defined implant structures.
- the enveloping element is so named because, in particular, while it is inserted into the body of a patient, it envelops (fully or at least partially) the soft tissue accommodated in the interior and thus not only fixes it, but also protects it from external influences and possibly also isolates it .
- the passage openings in the covering element serve for the exchange of substances between the interior space and the outside space which is adjacent to the other side of the covering element and which is also still inside the patient's body. In this way, for example, cells can migrate, liquids can be exchanged, blood vessels can grow through and/or the like.
- the size or sizes of the through-openings can accordingly be adapted to the desired function and to the substances and/or tissue parts to be exchanged.
- the implant system in particular the covering element, can be covered with a membrane in order to act as a diffusion barrier.
- the membrane can have a different degradation profile than the actual implant system. This prevents inflammatory cells from migrating in at an early stage. Only after degradation of the membrane can tissue-typical cells migrate after the primary inflammatory reaction has subsided.
- the shell element is preferably dimensionally stable in that it loses its shape only (at most) gradually or defined in the course of progressive biodegradation and bioresorption by the body in which it is implanted, but advantageously essentially not by forces that act on the shell element from the start in the implant situation.
- a dimensional stability against thermal deformation up to at least 60° C. is also preferred.
- the invention provides a method for producing an implant system ready with the steps:
- the shell element of the implant system can preferably be produced by thermoforming (sometimes also referred to as “deep drawing”) "Primary passage openings") and/or subsequently (as “secondary passage openings") are inserted in a defined manner by means of subtractive methods.
- the inner element can also be created by additive manufacturing technologies and can be connected or can be connected to the covering element at specific holding structures.
- both the inner element and the covering element can be manufactured specifically for the patient.
- the cover element and/or the inner element can consist of the same raw material or of a different combination of materials, which can ensure, for example, that the interior can be colonized more quickly by tissue and the cover element remains dimensionally stable for a while longer, until this then too is resorbed.
- the invention provides a method for fixing soft tissue in a patient's body, comprising the steps of:
- the soft tissue can be introduced into the implant system, i.e. into the interior space defined by the covering element, before the implant system is introduced into the patient's body or this can be done in in reverse order or simultaneously.
- the three-dimensional interior is defined by a three-dimensional curvature of the covering element and is at least partially surrounded by it.
- the covering element can be shaped in the form of a hemispherical shell.
- the covering element can completely enclose the three-dimensional interior space, for example to ensure particular stability, alternatively the covering element can also only partially enclose the three-dimensional interior space, leaving an inlet opening through which, for example, the soft tissue is introduced into the interior space can be.
- a curve is particularly natural and can therefore ideally adapt to the different tissue parts in the patient's body, cause little irritation and feel natural.
- the bioresorbable covering element is designed as a dimensionally stable covering element before bioresorption begins.
- the inner element can also be designed as a dimensionally stable inner element, for example in order to give the implant system additional stability. The course of the dimensional stability over time due to bioresorption can be set application- and patient-specifically through the appropriate choice of materials and geometries.
- the passage openings are provided by pores and/or by a lattice matrix.
- the pores and/or the lattice matrix can advantageously be technically minimized, that is to say in particular selected and designed in such a way that the amount of implant material used is minimized with the desired strength and stability of the shell element.
- the ratio between a volume of the three-dimensional interior space and a mass of the implant system, in particular of the covering element can advantageously be increased.
- the through-openings in the enveloping element serve not only to allow substances or fabric parts to pass through, but also to reduce the material and weight of the enveloping element.
- the through-openings can also be arranged in site-specific patterns. For example, peripheral, central or unilaterally oriented passage openings are possible. In addition, the resorption kinetics can be adjusted via the specific design of the passage openings.
- the pores can be arranged at least partially uniformly. This means that there can be at least a partial area of the covering element on which the pores are arranged at regular intervals or in a regular pattern. In contrast, in one or more other areas of the covering element, the pores can be arranged in a compressed or thinned manner in relation to the pattern, with the corresponding points having tissues to be arranged inside or outside the interior space can be adjusted. In other words, where increased penetration of the enveloping element through soft tissue or increased exchange of substances through the enveloping element is desired, an arrangement of pores can be provided with a greater frequency and/or with larger holes than at another location on the enveloping element, where less exchange or less intrusion is desired.
- both the distances between the pores and the dimensions, ie in particular the diameters, of the pores themselves can be different at different points of the enveloping element, ie vary across the enveloping element.
- Passage openings designed as pores with an elliptical or circular shape can also be arranged in a grid-like manner.
- the covering element has a biodegradable polymer or consists of a biodegradable polymer.
- the covering element can also have a biodegradable polymer composite or consist of a biodegradable polymer composite. It is particularly preferred here that the covering element has a biodegradable polyester or consists of a biodegradable polyester or has a biodegradable polyester composite or consists of a biodegradable polyester composite. It is particularly preferred if the shell element has one of the following biodegradable polymers (either pure or in the form of a composite) or consists of:
- These polymers are particularly suitable because of their biodegradability and because of the time delay in biodegradation or bioresorption by the patient's body.
- the inner member may be formed from the same material as the shell member, or from a different material.
- the shell element can be made of PDLLA and the inner element can be made of PCL.
- the covering element has ceramic particles, metallic particles and/or bioglass particles. Such particles can in particular be part of different composites or compoundings of the casing element. Such particles can advantageously promote and stimulate tissue regeneration and thereby increase a therapeutic benefit of the implant system.
- the covering element thus also offers a very suitable solution for releasing such therapeutically useful particles into the patient's body with precise location and at different times, without the need for regular injections or the like, for example.
- the three-dimensional interior space defined by the covering element has an inlet opening, which is dimensioned such that the soft tissue can be introduced into the interior space through the inlet opening.
- the inlet opening is in particular larger than the passage openings.
- the inlet opening can have a diameter at the widest point which is more than 10 times the diameter (in the case of circular or elliptical pores) or an edge length (in the case of square or rectangular through-openings) of the largest or the smallest through-opening, in particular more than 15 times, more than 20 times or more.
- the casing element preferably has a plurality of through-openings, for example at least 10, at least 30 through-openings, at least 50 through-openings, more than 100 through-openings or more.
- the covering element has at most two inlet openings for the soft tissue, particularly preferably exactly one inlet opening for the soft tissue into the interior.
- the inlet opening also differs from the passage openings in particular in that the soft tissue is preferably introduced into the interior through the inlet opening when the implant system, specifically the covering element, is inserted, while substances or tissue parts only pass through the passage openings after the implant system has been inserted enters the patient's body gradually.
- a holding structure for locking the implant system, in particular the covering element, in the body of a patient is formed at least partially on an edge of the inlet opening.
- the holding structure can, for example, take the form of a peripheral shaping or turning inside out, which in variants can be partially structured or specifically functionalized can.
- the holding structure can also have one or more fixing elements, which can be nail-shaped or pin-bound for insertion into hard tissue of the patient's body or loop-shaped for fixing the sleeve element to hard tissue of the patient or the like. In this way, the implant system can be locked in place in the patient's body in a particularly stable manner.
- the implant system also comprises an inner element which is or can be arranged at least partially in the three-dimensional interior space defined by the covering element.
- the inner member can perform a variety of functions, for example the inner member can have at least one guiding structure for cell immigration. It is also conceivable that the inner element has at least one support structure for maintaining a three-dimensional envelope curve, for example the three-dimensional curvature, of the enveloping element for defining the three-dimensional interior space.
- the interior element can have supporting walls or supporting columns comparable to the interior of a house or also have stiffening elements such as ribs on the inside (the side of the shell element assigned to the interior) or the like. It goes without saying that stiffening elements such as ribs can also be arranged on the outside of the covering element.
- the inner element can be formed in one piece together with the casing element and can in particular be produced at the same time as this.
- the inner element can also be formed separately from the covering element.
- the inner element can be detachably connected, non-detachably connected or also unconnected to the covering element.
- the inner member may be inserted into the sheath member and then fixed in place by the sheath member.
- the inner element has ceramic particles, metallic particles and/or bioglass particles.
- Such particles can in particular be part of different composites or compoundings of the casing element. Such particles can advantageously promote and stimulate tissue regeneration and thereby increase a therapeutic benefit of the implant system.
- the particles can also serve as a carrier system for specific growth factors, such as FGF (fibroblast growth factors), IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factors) or CTGF (connected tissue growth factor), as well as peptide-based variants of these growth factors and thereby optimal soft tissue formation through biological activation at site-specific locations due to the spatial arrangement in the implant system.
- FGF fibroblast growth factors
- IGF-1 insulin-like growth factors
- CTGF connected tissue growth factor
- the inner element thus also offers a very suitable solution for delivering such therapeutically useful particles into the patient's body in a precise location and at different times, without the need for regular injections or the like, for example.
- the inner element (or: the inner structure) of the implant system can also be represented by the specific integration of components of the extracellular matrix, such as e.g. collagen-based fibrous components, but fibronectin or hyaluronic acid components would also be possible in order to accelerate tissue healing and/or to improve.
- the interior of the implant system is at least partially filled with a collagen matrix and/or a biocomposite mixture. This can also promote tissue migration.
- FIG. 1 shows an exemplary three-dimensional plan view of an implant system according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic cross-sectional view through the implant system according to FIG. 1 in a variant
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic flow chart for explaining a production method according to a further embodiment of the present invention.
- the implant system 100 has a bioresorbable shell element 110 which has a biodegradable or bioresorbable polymer or consists of a biodegradable or bioresorbable polymer.
- the covering element 110 preferably has a biodegradable or bioresorbable polyester or consists of a biodegradable or bioresorbable polyester.
- Particularly suitable materials from which the enveloping element 110 can consist or which the enveloping element 110 can have are:
- the covering element 110 can preferably have ceramic particles, metallic particles and/or bioglass particles, which in particular can promote and stimulate tissue regeneration and thus have a therapeutic benefit.
- the covering element 110 has a three-dimensional curvature, that is to say it has a three-dimensional envelope curve without internal kinks or edges.
- the covering element 110 is curved three-dimensionally in such a way that it has the shape of a spherical shell segment or, to put it another way, the shape of the spherical cap of a spherical segment.
- the covering element 110 thus essentially has two surfaces, a convex, outwardly directed outer surface 111 and an inwardly directed, concave inner surface 112.
- the outer surface 111 faces the viewer, while the inner surface 112 faces away from the viewer.
- the covering element 110 defines a three-dimensional interior space 120 for accommodating soft tissue.
- the soft tissue can be fatty tissue and/or connective tissue, for example.
- the interior 120 defined by the enveloping element 110 assumes the shape of a spherical segment.
- the covering element 110 is designed in the shape of a spherical shell segment, the three-dimensional interior space 120 is partially open to the outside, that is, there is an inlet opening 130.
- the inlet opening 130 is dimensioned such that the soft tissue can be introduced into the interior space 120 through the inlet opening 130. Due to the geometry shown and discussed in FIG. 1 , the inlet opening 130 of the shroud element 110 is circular here.
- the implant system 100 according to FIG. 1 can be used, for example, as a soft-tissue implant for breast reconstruction, with the curved shape of the cover element 110 being suitable for fixing the soft tissue accommodated in the interior space 120 and bringing it into a shape suitable for breast reconstruction and closing it there hold. It goes without saying that for soft tissue reconstructions or soft tissue augmentations on other parts of the body, other, for example less regular, shapes of the covering element 110 and accordingly also of the interior space 120 defined thereby and the correspondingly defined inlet opening 130 are possible.
- the enveloping element 110 preferably has a multiplicity of passage openings 113 which traverse the enveloping element 110 from the outer surface 111 to the inner surface 112 .
- these passage openings 113 are advantageously used not only to reduce the mass of the casing element 110 while at the same time maintaining the volume of the interior space 120 defined by the casing element 110.
- the passage openings 113 also serve to enable the exchange of tissue parts or other substances such as to allow liquids to pass through the enclosure member 110. In this way, for example after the implant system 100 has been inserted into the body of a patient, blood vessels located on the outer surface 111 of the covering element 110 can grow into the covering element 110 . In addition, for example, lymph fluids can be exchanged and/or the like. When replacing substances can be advantageous in the enveloping element
- the passage openings 113 of the casing element 110 in the example shown are all formed with the same diameter and are mostly arranged in a uniform lattice structure or lattice matrix, which is only in the edge regions of the outer surface
- the passage openings 113 also can be designed or arranged differently in a site-specific manner, for example in order to build up a diffusion barrier at certain points in the tissue or to minimize such a diffusion barrier or to facilitate diffusion at defined points.
- the through-openings 113 can be formed with a larger diameter, they can be made in higher density next to one another and be made in larger numbers, while exactly the reverse measures can be taken to build up a diffusion barrier or to strengthen a diffusion barrier, up to Sections of the shell element 110 in which no passage openings 113 are arranged.
- FIG. 1 it can be seen, for example, that near the edge of the outer surface 111 some areas without passage openings 113 can be formed.
- the outer surface 111 can be turned inside out at the edge, that is to say on its radial circumference, that is to say in the direction of the outer surface 111 .
- a holding structure 135 for locking the implant system 100, in particular the covering element 110, in the patient's body is formed on the covering element 110.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic cross-sectional view through the implant system 100 according to FIG. 1 in a variant.
- the implant system 100 additionally has a schematically shown inner element 140, which is or can be arranged at least partially in the three-dimensional interior 120 defined by the covering element 110 and which has at least one guide structure 141 for cell migration.
- the inner member 140 may be integrally formed with the shell member 110 or may be formed separately from the shell member 110 .
- the inner member 140 may be attached or attachable to the shell member 110 or formed separate and loose.
- the inner element 140 itself can be designed in one piece or consist of different individual elements.
- the inner element 140 can be formed from the same material as the shell element 110 or from a different material, with the same materials basically being used for the inner element 140, Material composites or combinations of materials are possible, as have been described in detail above for the enveloping element 110 .
- the inner element 140 can also have ceramic particles, metallic particles and/or bioglass particles in order to promote and stimulate tissue regeneration and thereby provide an additional therapeutic benefit.
- the individual parts of the inner element 140 can function not only as a guide structure 141, but also as a supporting structure or supporting structures for maintaining the three-dimensional envelope of the enveloping element 110, i.e. for maintaining the curvature of the enveloping element 110.
- the guide structures 141 are shown in FIG. 2 in a relatively rough manner, but it goes without saying that they can also be designed with any complicated and fine structures.
- the inner element 140 and/or the individual parts of the inner element 140 for example in particular any support structures of the inner element 140, can be designed differently than the covering element 110 in terms of their biodegradability over time. for example, it can be provided that the casing element 110 degrades before the inner element 140 or vice versa. Provision can also be made for individual parts or sections of the inner element 140 to degrade at different rates, for example in order to gradually provide volume in the interior space 120 for tissue migration, while at the same time the tissue migration prevents the ordering or supporting function of the inner element 140 can be reduced.
- the interior space 120 may be at least partially or fully filled with a collagen matrix and/or a biocomposite mixture to further promote cell or tissue migration.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic flow chart for explaining a method for producing an implant system 100 according to a further embodiment of the present invention.
- the method according to FIG. 3 can be used to produce the implant system 100 shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 2 and can accordingly be adapted and/or varied according to all relating to the implant system according to the invention, in particular according to FIGS. 1 and 2 become and vice versa.
- a step S10 the anatomy of a human patient is measured in order to obtain anatomy data.
- the anatomy data can be, for example, the thickness and position of one or more types of tissue, the dimensions of a soft tissue defect and/or the like.
- a patient-specific implant system 100 is created on the basis of the anatomy data, that is to say it is initially planned and then manufactured according to the plan.
- the shell element 110 of the implant system 100 can be produced in particular by thermoforming. Any inner member 140 that is not integral with the enveloping member 110 can either be connected to the enveloping member 110 prior to implantation and then implanted together with the latter, or can first be inserted into the patient's body and then in situ with the enveloping member 110 to be connected.
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