Depuy Spine, Inc.

Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Codman & Shurtleff, Inc.

Depuy Acromed, Inc.

Medos International Sarl

Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc.

Depuy Spine Sarl

David D Konieczynski

Thomas V Doherty

Mark T Hall

Niall Patrick Casey

Eric D Kolb

Dale E Whipple

Michael Jacene

Michael Andrew Slivka

Alexander D Grinberg

Douglas Raymond

Raymond F Murphy

Michael C Gorhan

Ed Zalenski

Alan J Dextradeur

John Riley Hawkins

Michael D Sorrenti

Alan Dextradeur

Steven C Ludwig

Bryan S Jones

Carl Lauryssen

Michael Mazzuca

Iain H Kalfas

Michael F O'Brien

Jayson S Page

Michael J O'Neil

Hassan A Serhan

Christopher L Ramsay

Michael Alan Fisher

Nicholas Pavento

William J Frasier

Sean P Selover

Thomas E Martin

Namal Nawana

Edward B Zalenski

Robert E Sommerich

William C Horton

Charles M Bartish

Jonathan Bellas

John Paul Griffin

Paul S Maguire

Matthew Parsons

Christopher Andrew Nordstrom

Jennifer DiPietro

James Paiva

Cody Cranson

Christine Rusbarsky

Michelle LeClerc

Stephen Connolly

Joseph M Childs

Conor Russell McCrea

James J Roveda

Mary Louise Fowler

Max Reinhardt

Payman Afshari

William L Rohr

Conor McRea

Matthew Lake

Jeff Brousseau

Christopher Ramsey

Dale Whipple

Conor Mccrea

Niall Casey

Various spinal plating systems for use in treating spinal pathologies are provided. In certain exemplary embodiments, the spinal plating systems can be configured to allow a surgeon to select a bone screw construct having a particular range of motion for attaching a spinal plate to bone as needed based on the intended use. In one exemplary embodiment, the spinal plating system includes a first bone screw that is polyaxially movable relative to the spinal plate, and a second bone screw that has a range of motion that is substantially limited to a single plane.

Hybrid spinal plates

The present invention generally provides a polyaxial fixation device having a shank with a spherical head formed on a proximal end thereof, and a receiver member having an axial passage formed therein that is adapted to polyaxially seat the spherical head of the shank. The polyaxial bone screw further includes an engagement member that is adapted to provide sufficient friction between the spherical head and the receiver member to enable the shank to be maintained in a desired angular orientation before locking the spherical head within the receiver member.

Polyaxial bone screw

Disclosed herein are devices for minimally invasive vertebral augmentation and restoration of spinal lordosis using a steerable cannula assembly. When deployed, the articulating cannula, including an outer cannula and an inner cannula extending into a central lumen of the outer cannula and coupled to each other at their distal ends, can be manipulated to curve/bend the body of the articulating cannula. This manipulation is used to create a void within the interior body and may also be used to control delivery of a treatment element to the interior body.

Steerable needle assembly for use in vertebral body augmentation

Bone screws and bone plates are provided that offer the surgeon the ability to either assemble the screws to the plate, or the plate to the screws, depending on the surgeon's preference and the patient's circumstances. The bone screws and bone plates of the present invention include a combination of geometric configurations that allow the screws and plates to fit together from different assembly directions. Additionally, the bone screws and bone plates can include material resilience features to allow expansion/contraction during assembly to allow bidirectional attachment to one another.

Resilient bone plate and screw system allowing bi-directional assembly

A vertebra implant is provided that includes an elongate body with a first end configured to mate the first end to a first location on a vertebra, and a second end having at least one fastener configured to mate the second end to a second location on a vertebra. The elongate body also includes a deformable portion extending between the first and second ends that has an unexpanded configuration in which the deformable portion is configured to allow a tool to cut bone extending between the first and second ends when the first and second ends are mated to first and second locations on a vertebra, and an expanded configuration in which the deformable portion is deformed to increase a distance between the first and second ends such that a gap is created in the cut bone. The deformable portion is configured to maintain the first and second ends at a fixed distance apart when the deformable portion is in the expanded configuration. A vertebral implant is also provided that includes an elongate member configured to extend into a vertebra and form a hinge therein using a breakage point located along a length of the elongate member.

Laminoplasty methods using hinge device

Various systems and methods are provided for surgical and interventional planning, support, post-operative follow-up, and functional recovery tracking. In general, a patient can be tracked throughout medical treatment including through initial onset of symptoms, diagnosis, non-surgical treatment, surgical treatment, and recovery from the surgical treatment. In one embodiment, a patient and one or more medical professionals involved with treating the patient can electronically access a comprehensive treatment planning, support, and review system. The system can provide recommendations regarding diagnosis, non-surgical treatment, surgical treatment, and recovery from the surgical treatment based on data gathered from the patient and the medical professional(s). The system can manage the tracking of multiple patients, thereby allowing for data comparison between similar aspects of medical treatments and for learning over time through continual data gathering, analysis, and assimilation to decision-making algorithms.

Systems and methods for surgical and interventional planning, support, post-operative follow-up, and, functional recovery tracking

A vertebral distractor system includes a crossbar and a first distractor arm having a first end portion coupled to the crossbar and a second end portion with a first bore configured to axially receive a first coupling portion of a first pin. A second distractor arm includes a third end portion coupled to the crossbar and a fourth end portion with a second bore configured to receive a second coupling portion of a second pin. A first pin locking mechanism is configured to couple the first coupling portion and the first distractor arm within the first bore such that when the first coupling portion and the first distractor arm are coupled, movement of the first pin outwardly of the first bore is not allowed.

Automatic locking casper distractor

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Needham, MA, United States of America

David D Konieczynski