Jacques Senegas

Title: Jacques Senegas and Dynamic Vertebral Stabilization

Introduction

Jacques Senegas is an inventor associated with Mérignac, France. His work includes an invention for stabilizing adjacent vertebrae with an intervertebral implant designed for dynamic stabilization.

Latest Patents

Senegas is credited with 1 patent, titled “Vertebral Implant for Dynamic Stabilization.” The invention describes an intervertebral implant that stabilizes adjacent first and second interspinous processes. It includes a spacer with a latch housing formed by a wall extending from one surface toward another, as well as sides configured to engage the respective processes. Slots in the spacer can receive portions of a flexible strap that wraps around the processes. A latch rotates within the housing between two positions.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Senegas’s contribution to implant design for spinal stabilization. Its components combine a spacer, flexible strap, and movable latch to secure the implant around adjacent interspinous processes.

Collaborations

Senegas is associated with Companion Spine France. His coworker, Christian Baccelli, is also noted in connection with his professional collaborations.

Conclusion

Jacques Senegas’s patent presents a dynamic stabilization implant that uses a spacer, strap, and rotating latch to support adjacent interspinous processes.