Stryker European Operations Holdings LLC

K2m, Inc.

Stryker European Holdings I LLC

Christian Karl Schultz

Bryan D Milz

Steven Willis

Zinoviy Sosnov

Jason Steinke

Justyna Zielinska

Amir Ali Sharifi-Mehr

Oliver Buchert

Charles L Bush, Jr

Thomas A Alheidt

Brad Juchno

Robert Cipoletti

Joseph Robinson

Marc Gilles Long

Christopher P Bell

Andrew Edward Ehlers

Anna Reza

Jessica Cetrangol

Collin Newman

Shawn Graham

Brian Haight

Charles L Bush Jr

Joseph Henry Robinson

In some embodiments, the present disclosure relates to a system that includes an insertion tool and a drill guide. The insertion tool includes a body with a distal portion and a distal end. The body has a first engagement feature extending longitudinally along the distal portion and two arms extending longitudinally from the distal end of the body. The drill guide includes two bores and an open faced channel therebetween. The open faced channel includes a second engagement feature slidably engageable with the first engagement feature on the body of the insertion tool. The two bores are adapted for the disposal of a fastener driver tool therethrough.

Interbody implants and instrumentation

Tritanium AL implants and instrumentation

A spinal interbody device (IBD) includes a solid wall that at least partially defines a boundary of the IBD and a porous body connected to the solid wall. The porous body includes a plurality of sections that form at least a portion of both a superior and inferior bone interface side of the IBD. Each section of the porous body has a different porosity than an adjacent section such that the porosities increase toward a center of the IBD.

Interbody implants and optimization features thereof

Disclosed herein is a spinal implant with a solid frame and a porous inner layer. The implant may have a cavity defined by the porous inner layer. The solid frame may have one or more ribs extending from a medial wall to a lateral wall. The thickness of the porous layer may vary relative the thickness of the solid frame at various locations. An inserter to place a spinal implant and a method to perform same are also disclosed.

Spinal implants

Tritanium Al implants and instrumentation

A prosthesis for spinal surgery includes a spacer adapted to be secured into the bone and attached to one of a plurality of configuration plates. The configuration plates are interchangeable and each one is configured to utilize a different combination of bone screws, anchors or both. The prosthesis may further include a retaining mechanism to prevent bone screws and/or anchors from backing out.

Spinal implant system

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Christian Karl Schultz