Wright Medical Technology, Inc.

Gary W Lowery

Joseph Ryan Woodard

Erin Muller

David B Kay

Brian Robert Thoren

Anthony Perera

Andy J Leither

Bryan D Den Hartog

Priya Prasad

Robert M Howles

Daniel F McCormick

George Matthew Awtrey

Terrance W Strohkirch

Paul Luttrell

Vernon Raymond Hartdegen

Paul M Stemniski

Ramon Luna

Wesley Reed

Braham K Dhillon

Shawn E McGinley

Daniel E Free

David G Reynolds

Zachary Korman

Vinay D Patel

Jesse G Moore

Shannon D Cummings

Matthew David Schultz

David Harness

Lewis Pearce Branthover

Murray John Penner

Beniamin Zakhary

Dean J Nachtrab

Thomas Cramer

Chad J Patterson

Robert Michael Carlo

Robert Michael Carlo, Iii

Jerry W West

Peter George Mangone

Jennifer Guilford

Daniel Mccormick

David Reynolds

Matthew D Schulz

Viany D Patel

Steven L Haddad

Joseph Ryan Woodward

Shawn Mcginley

Shawn McGINLEY

An implant comprises a unitary body including an intramedullary portion connected to an extramedullary portion. The unitary body is configured to attach a first bone section to a second bone section. The intramedullary portion has a first longitudinal axis, and is configured for insertion into the first bone section. The intramedullary portion includes at least one first fastener aperture having an aperture axis oriented obliquely relative to the first longitudinal axis. The extramedullary portion is configured to abut a surface of the second bone section and includes at least one second fastener aperture disposed to transversely receive a bone fastener inserted in the second bone section. The extramedullary portion has a second longitudinal axis offset from, the first longitudinal axis.

Implant with intramedullary portion and extramedullary portion

Implant with intramedullary portion and offset extramedullary portion

A surgical tool includes a body defining an opening sized and configured to receive a first bone portion therein, a displacement tip coupled to a first end of the body, the displacement tip sized and configured for insertion into a medullary canal of a second bone portion, and a deployable retention block configured to be transitioned from a first position to a second position. The deployable retention block is configured to maintain the first bone portion in a predetermined position when the deployable retention block is in the second position.

Minimally invasive surgical tools and systems

A cutting guide includes a body extending between an upper surface and a lower surface and defined by a perimeter. The cutting guide further includes a guide foot having a contact surface. A guide element is pivotably coupled to the body. A handle extends from a first end to a second end. The first end is configured to be coupled to the body.

Minimally invasive displacement osteotomy system and method

In various embodiments, a targeting guide is disclosed. The targeting guide includes a handle defining a targeting hole and a targeting tower configured to be coupled to the handle. The targeting tower defines at least a first guide hole and a second guide hole. Each of the first and second guide holes are sized and configured to receive a respective first guide pin and second guide pin therethrough. The first and second guide pins are configured to indicate alignment of a k-wire inserted through the targeting hole defined by the handle. Methods of using a targeting guide are also disclosed.

Surgical system and methods for stabilization and fixation of fractures, joints, and reconstructions

An instrument for use in cartilage removal comprises an elongate body having a first end and a longitudinal axis having a longitudinal direction. A cartilage removal portion is coupled to the elongate body at the first end. The cartilage removal portion includes a plurality of serrated blades substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and adapted for removing material while moving in the longitudinal direction. Each serrated blade has a centroid located along the longitudinal axis.

Cartilage removal tool and method

Disclosed are bone screw drill targeting guides and methods for using such targeting guides that are useful in surgical procedures for correcting hallux valgus deformity.

Targeting guides

Various surgical devices and methods are disclosed herein. Also disclosed is multi-component prosthesis, which can be used as an ankle prosthesis. One of the disclosed surgical alignment systems includes a guide arm, a ratchet arm frame configured to be coupled slidably to the guide arm, a ratchet arm configured to be coupled to the ratchet arm frame, and a sagittal sizing guide body configured to be coupled to the ratchet arm. The sagittal sizing guide body includes a first radiopaque object disposed at a first position and a second radiopaque object disposed at a second position that is spaced apart from the first position.

Ankle replacement system and method

An orthopedic device configured for use as a compressor or a distractor is provided. The device has two arm members and a locking sleeve for securely holding an elongated pin is attached to each of the two arm members. The locking sleeve are hingeably connected to the outer end of each of the two arm members by a biaxial hinge block, wherein the biaxial hinge block is configured to allow the locking sleeve to swivel in two different directions about two orthogonally oriented axes.

Orthopedic compression/distraction device

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Eads, TN, United States of America

Gary W Lowery