Abstract: A porous structure and a porous assembly resulted therefrom for implants allow a tissue to go through and attach for ingrowth, thereby achieving an ideal fixing effect. At least one porous structure is provided with a plurality of geometric-contoured apertures defined by walls. At least one channel is disposed on the apertures or the walls along a reference axis so that the adjoining apertures are intercommunicated, and the porous structures are connected and/or stacked with each other to contribute a porous assembly.

Abstract: A porous structure and a porous assembly resulted therefrom for implants allow a tissue to go through and attach for ingrowth, thereby achieving an ideal fixing effect. At least one porous structure is provided with a plurality of geometric-contoured apertures defined by walls. At least one channel is disposed on the apertures or the walls along a reference axis so that the adjoining apertures are intercommunicated, and the porous structures are connected and/or stacked with each other to contribute a porous assembly.

Abstract: A femoral head prosthesis assembly and operation instruments thereof. The operation instruments include a hollow femoral neck holder with a configuration adapted to the surface configuration of the femoral neck and a shaper blade for cutting a replacement end of the femur into a predetermined configuration. A guide tube is disposed on a top face of the femoral neck holder. A transverse slot is formed on the femoral neck holder for indicating a femoral head cutting line. The femoral head prosthesis assembly includes a cap body and an artificial femoral head. A root section of the cap body has an inner surface in conformity to the surface of the femoral neck. A top section of the cap body has a cross section adapted to that of the replacement end. The cap body can be precisely securely bonded with the replacement end of the femur.