This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc., Georgia Tech Research Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Charles Brenner and the Halo Intrinsic Traction Device.
Introduction
Charles Brenner is an inventor based in Atlanta, Georgia. His work includes a medical device designed to provide controlled spinal traction for children with severe scoliosis or kyphosis.
Latest Patents
Brenner is associated with 1 patent: “Halo Intrinsic Traction (HIT) Device for Preoperative Curvature Correction of Severe Pediatric Scoliosis and/or Kyphosis.” The system includes a first support configured to attach to the patient’s head, a second support configured to attach to the body below the head, and an actuator that generates an expansion force between the supports. Building on the principles of halo-gravity traction, the device is designed to apply constant, controlled traction across the spine in a smaller, wearable form.
Career Highlights
Brenner’s listed organizational affiliations include Georgia Tech Research Corporation and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Inc. His patent reflects work at the intersection of medical technology and pediatric spinal care.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Frank L. Hammond III and Brian Emling.
Conclusion
Charles Brenner’s patented HIT device aims to make controlled preoperative spinal traction more wearable for children with severe spinal curvature.
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