Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Sdgi Holdings, Inc.

Synthes Usa, LLC

Hh Spinal LLC

Other

Rti Biologics, Inc.

Warsaw Othopedic, Inc.

3spine, Inc.

3spine Sezc

Society De Fabrication De Materiel Orthopedique, S.a.

Eric Christian Lange

Kent M Anderson

Aurelien Bruneau

Thomas Andrew Carls

Darren L Davis

Jonathan M Dewey

Matthew M Morrison

Bret M Berry

Hai H Trieu

Anthony J Melkent

Steven D DeRidder

Fred J Molz, Iv

Jean Taylor

Roy K Lim

Richard A Hynes

Thomas V McGahan

Scott D Hodges

Paul F Wheeler

Richard G Fessler

Fred J Molz

Jeffrey Zhang

Danny H Braddock, Jr

Steven Craig Humphreys

Troy D Drewry

Mingyan Liu

George A Frey

Loic Josse

Jeffrey L Scifert

John L White

Randall N Allard

Jeffrey D Moore

Jean-Charles Lehuec

Dayna Buskirk

Curtis A Dickman

Jeffrey S Smithey

Eddie F Ray, Iii

Lukas G Eisermann

Tom J Francis

Randall Frederick Dryer

Joshua A Ruth

Charles Schulte Sullivan, Iii

Tommy Carls

Scott G Tromanhauser

Todd C Bonvallet

Charles L Branch

Christopher M Patterson

Henry Keith Bonin, Jr

Michael Brace

John D Pond, Jr

Steven C Humphreys

John Durward Pond

Zhilong Zhang

Shannon Marlece Vittur

Scott James Drapeau

Aurelian Bruneau

Thomas Carts

David W Poley

Patrick Farrell Turner

Michael Allen Ferguson

Michael Paul Lintell-Smith

Randall L Allard

Danny Braddock, Jr

Thomas Carls

Henry Bonin

Fred J Iv Molz

Steven D Deridder

A surgical instrument includes a first member defining an axis and including a cutting surface. A second member includes a cutting surface that is rotatable relative to the first member. A third member includes an outer surface. The cutting surface of the second member is rotatable relative to the outer surface to transfer the cut tissue along the axis. Systems and methods are disclosed.

Surgical instrument and method

A surgical instrument includes a first member defining an axis and having a scraping surface configured to scrape tissue. A second member includes a cutting surface that is rotatable relative to the first member. The second member has a maximum length defined by opposite end surfaces of the second member. The end surfaces are each disposed within the first member. A third member includes an outer surface defining at least a portion of a passageway configured for disposal of the scraped tissue. The third member is fixed with the first member. The cutting surface is rotatable relative to the third member to transfer the scraped tissue along the axis. Systems and methods are disclosed.

A prosthetic system for implantation between upper and lower vertebrae having an upper joint component and a lower joint component. The joint is adapted for implantation within a disc space between the upper and lower vertebrae, allowing the upper and lower vertebrae to move relative to one another. The system further includes a bridge component extending posteriorly from the lower joint component and from the disc space, with the bridge component having a lower contact surface configured for engaging a resected bone surface of a pedicle of the lower vertebrae. The distal end of the bridge component comprises a connection component adapted to receive a fastener.

Posterior total joint replacement

A surgical implant and a method for the making the surgical implant is provided. The surgical implant includes various granules incorporated into an upper surface and a lower surface of a body portion thereof. The granules can be pressed into the upper surface and the lower surface via physical force using at least one mold portion. The physical force applied by the at least one mold portion can deform and/or extrude the upper surface and the lower surface to impregnate these surfaces with the granules. The granules can provide the implant with bioresorbable and/or mechanically-reinforced properties.

Porous surgical implant and method of making same

A surgical implant includes a body portion, a first tier, and a second tier. The first tier is attached to an upper surface of the body portion, and the second tier is attached to a lower surface of the body portion. Each of the upper surface and the lower surface of the body portion includes channels formed therein. The first tier includes a first layer including a plurality of first slats and a second layer including a plurality of second slats, where the plurality of first slats and the plurality of second slats intersect one another to form openings therebetween. The second tier includes a third layer including a plurality of third slats and a fourth layer including a plurality of fourth slats, where the plurality of third slats and the plurality of fourth slats intersect one another to form openings therebetween. When the first tier and the second tier are attached to the body portion, a passageway is formed through the openings formed in the first tier to the channels in the upper surface of the body portion, and a passageway is formed through the openings formed in the second tier to the channels in the lower surface of the body portion.

Surgical implant including a body portion and at least one attached tier

A patient support structure for supporting a patient in a supine position for surgery and a method for use of the patient support structure is provided. The patient support structure includes at least a head support portion. The head support portion includes at least one base portion, a first arm portion, a second arm portion, and a head harness, where the first arm portion and the second arm portion are adjustable inwardly/outwardly and upwardly/downwardly, and the head harness is supported by the first arm portion and the second arm portion.

Device for adjustably supporting portions of a patient for surgery

A patient support structure for supporting a patient in a supine position for surgery and a method for use of the patient support structure is provided. The patient support structure includes a back support portion, a neck support portion, and a head support portion. The back support portion includes a panel portion and padding padding movably attached to relative to the upper surface. The neck support portion includes an adjustable neck support pad and at least a first rotational adjustment assembly, where the first rotational adjustment assembly is configured to eccentrically rotate the neck support pad about an axis offset from a central axis of the rotatable neck pad. The head support portion includes at least one base portion, a first arm portion, a second arm portion, and a head harness, where the first arm portion and the second arm portion are adjustable inwardly/outwardly and upwardly/downwardly, and the head harness is supported by the first arm portion and the second arm portion.

A prosthetic system for implantation between upper and lower vertebrae comprises an upper joint component. The upper joint component comprises an upper contact surface and an upper articulation surface. The system further includes a lower joint component. The lower joint component comprises a lower contact surface and a lower articulation surface configured to movably engage the upper articulation surface to form an articulating joint. The articulating joint is adapted for implantation within a disc space between the upper and lower vertebrae, allowing the upper and lower vertebrae to move relative to one another. The system further includes a bridge component extending posteriorly from one of either the upper or lower joint components and from the disc space. The bridge component has a distal end opposite the one of the either upper or lower joint components. The distal end of the bridge component comprises a connection component adapted to receive a fastener.

An interspinous implant comprises a first member and a second member. The members define a pathway. A third member is movable along the pathway relative to the first member and the second member. Systems and methods are disclosed.

Spinal implant system and method

Growing community of inventors

Collierville, TN, United States of America

Eric Christian Lange