Zimmer Dental, Inc.

Alphatec Spine, Incorporated

Xenco Medical LLC

Fred Murillo

Ryan Donahoe

Christopher Michael Gervais

Nathan Meyer

Thomas H Day

Thomas L Purcell

Yang Cheng

Jens Peter Timm

Jason Haider

Nirali Patel

Orthobiologics systems and methods for evaluation of exercise performance, such as physical rehabilitation performance, alone or in combination with pain remediation strategies are disclosed herein. The disclosure provides surgical inserts conducive to healing, approaches for monitoring and evaluation of surgical and nonsurgical rehabilitation, and pain management, collectively for the encouragement of rehabilitation from physical pain such as movement related physical pain.

Orthobiologic implementation system

A stand-alone interbody fixation system having a cage, anterior fixation blade and posterior fixation blade. The cage includes an annular side wall with an open interior and upper and lower surfaces, the cage being configured to fit between end plates of adjacent vertebrae. The anterior fixation blade includes an anterior alignment boss with two opposing outward extending anterior blades with end plate penetrating tips configured to fit within the open interior of the cage. The posterior fixation blade includes a posterior alignment boss with two opposing outward extending posterior blades with end plate penetrating tips configured to fit within the open interior of the cage. The anterior alignment boss and posterior alignment boss being rotatably coupled to each other and with a first opening and a second opening in the annular side wall opposite the first opening. The anterior and posterior fixation blades are counter-rotating blades and the anterior alignment boss and posterior alignment boss are configured to receive or engage a blade activation tool having an anterior engagement portion and a posterior engagement portion configured to rotate the anterior and posterior fixation blades from a stowed position to a deployed condition.

Stand-alone interbody fixation system

A dental implant package for holding a dental implant has a container having a first contact surface, and a cap having a second contact surface. The cap and the container define a cavity configured for holding the dental implant. The first and second contact surfaces are configured for holding the dental implant therebetween. The cap comprises a plug defining the second contact surface.

Dental implant package including a plug

A medical implant package including a vial and a cap connected by a hinge. The vial includes a cavity for housing at least a portion of a dental implant. To access the implant, the cap is rotated about the hinge from a closed position to an open position. The cap defines a second cavity, separate from the vial cavity, sized to contain a healing screw. In one embodiment, the cap includes two portions connected by a living hinge which define the second cavity. The two cap portions, when moved relative to each other via the living hinge, permit access to the healing screw. In an alternative embodiment, the cap includes two retention members sized and configured to grip the healing screw. To remove the healing screw from the cap, the two retention members are displaced apart from each other by engaging them with a wedge extending from the vial.

Medical implant package with a cap having a cavity

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Fred Murillo