Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Medos International Sarl

Depuy Spine, Inc.

Depuy Spine Sarl

Smith + Nephew

Bryan S Jones

Raymond F Murphy

Mark C Boomer

Mark T Hall

Kevin Lee

Thomas V Doherty

Michael Michielli

Rafal Z Jezierski

Mathew Erle Mitchell

Dean Matsuda

Christopher L Ramsay

David D Konieczynski

Steven C Ludwig

Carl Lauryssen

Iain H Kalfas

Michael F O'Brien

William S Rosenberg

Victor Ilizaliturri-Sanchez

Douglas Raymond

Sean P Selover

Christopher W Sicvol

Ramon Alberto Ruberte

Erasmo A Lopez

Richard C Techiera

Katherine Herard

James J Roveda

Brian Murphy

Jorge Eduardo Isaza

Victor Illizaliturri-Sanchez

Kevin Fun Lee

A method of stabilizing a first vertebra and a second vertebra includes implanting a first bone anchor into the first vertebra, implanting a second bone anchor into the second vertebra, connecting a first anchor connection instrument to the first anchor, connecting a second anchor connection instrument the second anchor, positioning a cement delivery tube into a passage provided through the first anchor, delivering bone cement from a bone cement delivery system coupled to the bone cement delivery tube through the passage in the first anchor to the first vertebra, removing the cement delivery tube from the first anchor connection instrument and the first anchor, connecting the cement delivery tube to second anchor connecting instrument connected to the second anchor, delivering bone cement through a passage in the second anchor to the second vertebra, connecting a spinal connection element to the first anchor and the second anchor.

Systems and methods for delivering bone cement to a bone anchor

The present disclosure relates to an arthroscopic resection device. The device includes an outer member including a hub, an inner member including a hub, the inner member housed within the outer member, a tube coupled to the outer member, and means for allowing longitudinal movement of the outer member relative to the inner member, the means coupled to the tube. A method of tissue repair and other arthroscopic resection devices are also disclosed.

Arthroscopic resection device

A spinal fixation device is provided having first and second elongate members that are angularly adjustable relative to one another. Each elongate member can include a connecting feature formed on a terminal end thereof, and each connecting feature can be coupled to one another to allow angular movement of the first and second elongate members. The device can also include a locking mechanism that is adapted to couple to the connecting feature on each of the first and second elongate members to lock the elongate members in a fixed position relative to one another.

Adjustable-angle spinal fixation element

An arthroscopic resection device is disclosed. The device includes an outer member including a hub, an inner member including a hub, the inner member housed within the outer member, a tube coupled to the outer member, and means for allowing longitudinal movement of the outer member relative to the inner member, the means coupled to the tube. A method of tissue repair and other arthroscopic resection devices are also disclosed.

Spinal implants, spinal rod approximators for seating a stabilizing rod in a rod-receiving portion of a spinal implant, and methods for using the same are provided. In one embodiment, a spinal rod approximator is provided including an elongate member having a grasping member formed on a distal end thereof, and a rod pusher member slidably mated to or mounted on the elongate member. The grasping member is effective to grasp a portion of a spinal implant, and the pusher member is effective to grasp and engage a stabilizing rod and push the rod into a rod-receiving portion of the spinal implant being grasped by the grasping member.

Spinal rod approximator

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West Roxbury, MA, United States of America

Bryan S Jones