David J Mayman

Title: David J. Mayman: Advancing Biomechanical Assessment in Joint Arthroplasty.

Introduction

David J. Mayman is an inventor associated with New York, New York, and the Hospital for Special Surgery. His patent work focuses on using computational modeling to assess biomechanical outcomes following joint replacement.

Latest Patents

Mayman is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “System and Method to Assess Mechanical Outcomes Following Joint Arthroplasty.” The invention describes a computerized system for evaluating joint-level and fixation-level biomechanics of arthroplasty devices. It receives a patient’s preoperative medical information and uses that information to determine relevant bony geometries and soft-tissue attachment locations. The system also accesses a musculoskeletal model that may include bones, implants, and soft tissues, with at least one model component represented as a deformable body.

Career Highlights

Mayman’s listed organizational affiliation is the New York Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, Maintaining the Hospital for Special Surgery. The patent reflects an application of computational tools to the planning and assessment of joint arthroplasty.

Collaborations

Fernando J. Quevedo Gonzalez and Jonathan D. Glenday are identified as Mayman’s coworkers. Their names also appear among the collaborators associated with his patent work.

Conclusion

David J. Mayman’s patent contribution centers on computational assessment of joint replacement biomechanics, connecting patient-specific medical information with musculoskeletal modeling.