Smith + Nephew

Biomet Manufacturing Corporation

Biomet Sports Medicine, LLC

Dean Matsuda

Rafal Z Jezierski

Bryan S Jones

Mathew Erle Mitchell

Victor Ilizaliturri-Sanchez

Joseph Michael O'Reilly

Victor Illizaliturri-Sanchez

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

Methods, systems and apparatuses including an assembly for changing an orientation of a first portion of a femur relative to a second portion of the femur are disclosed. The assembly can include an intramedullary nail and a jig. The intramedullary nail can be insertable into an intramedullary canal of both the first portion of the femur and the second portion of the femur. The intramedullary nail can have a first section disposed between a proximal end and a distal end thereof. The first section can have at least one surface that is angled relative to an axis of the intramedullary nail. The jig can be coupled to and rotatable about the intramedullary nail to change a rotational position of the first portion of the femur relative to the second portion of the femur.

Method and apparatuses for angular and rotational correction of the femur

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.

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Los Angeles, CA, United States of America

Dean Matsuda