Purdue Research Foundation

The Jackson Laboratory

Biomet 3i, LLC

Alexander Chelminski

Pedro P Irazoqui

Gabriel Simon

Simon John

Alex Kokini

Adam Willats

Matt Matuscak

Dan Paul Rogers

Miguel G Montero

Zachary B Suttin

Esther Moran

Elizabeth A Schlueter

Matthew R Carstens

Jeffrey A Bassett

Joseph DePastino

Michelle Kofron

Joe Depastino

An arrangement for reducing intraocular pressure includes a pulse signal source, a probe coupling, and at least one electrode. The probe coupling is configured to be supported on a portion of a living eye. The electrodes are supported on the probe coupling. The electrodes are operably coupled to receive a pulse signal from the pulse signal source.

Optical pressure treatment through electrical stimulation

A sealing abutment can include scannable features and can be coupled to a dental implant via a retention screw. The healing abutment can include features that can be scanned by an intra-oral scanning system or transferred to a physical impression to convey information regarding the position and orientation of the dental implant.

Scannable healing components

According to one example, a medical tray for a surgical procedure is disclosed. The medical tray can optionally comprise: a housing; and one or more tray inserts configured to be received within the housing and having a first major surface and one or more support. The one or more tray inserts are configured to receive a plurality of dental surgical instruments via a plurality of receptacles formed therein. The plurality of receptacles having corresponding openings in the first major surface. The one or more tray inserts configured to be at least one of: removable from the housing and configured with the one or more supports so as to be positionable exterior to and independent of the housing, or the plurality of receptacles are angled such that the dental surgical instruments when received therein are positioned at an acute angle relative to the first major surface.

Surgical systems and trays

Packaging systems for dental implants and methods for implanting a packaged implant are provided herein. The packaging system includes a housing and a cap forming an enclosure for a dental implant and corresponding healing screw. The housing includes a first and second base portion that interact with a platform that receives a portion of the dental implant to present the dental implant to a user during use.

Packaging for dental implant components

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Jupiter, FL, United States of America

Alexander Chelminski