Steris Instrument Management Services, Inc.

Other

Securos, Inc.

Mwi Veterinary Supply Co.

Harold M Wotton, Iii

Andrew James Kazanovicz

Matthew Dubois Barnhart

A fixation plate includes a head section, a curved section, and a tail section. The head section includes one or more head apertures formed therethrough. The head apertures are configured to allow screws to respectively pass therethrough at varying angles to attach the head section to a first bone segment. The head section has a bottom surface that is configured to sit flush with the first bone segment. The curved section extends from the head section. The tail section extends from the curved section. The tail section includes one or more tail apertures formed therethrough. The tail apertures are configured to allow screws to respectively pass therethrough at varying angles to attach the tail section to a second bone segment.

Tibial fixation plate

A bone anchor for limiting the separation of two bones, for example in a canine knee, comprises a head having a socket for engaging a tool and a shaft extending from the head to a tip. The shaft comprises a threaded section, an intermediate section located between the head and the threaded section and an aperture extending through the intermediate section. The head has a larger diameter than the intermediate section. Also disclosed is a kit of parts comprising two bone anchors and a looped suture and a method for limiting the separation of two parts.

Bone anchor

A cage assembly for implanting between and securing together two portions of bone in a tibial tuberosity advancement includes an elongated cage body having a first end and a second end, and a securing member. The first end of the cage body and the securing member are engagable with each other so as to interlock in a manner that prevents the securing member from moving longitudinally away from the cage body. The securing member is arrangable, when interlocked with the cage body, such that it has a portion which extends laterally outwards beyond each opposing side of the cage body for use in attaching the securing member to the portions of bone. Different sizes of securing member may be engaged with the cage body. The cage assembly therefore provides a convenient and flexible approach to tibial tuberosity advancement procedures.

Cage assembly for tibial tuberosity advancement procedure

A fixation plate with a base section including apertures for fixation to one bone segment and a leg section extending from the base section and including apertures for fixation to another bone segment. The expanse of the base section tapers gradually to smoothly cojoin with the leg section.

Fixation plate

A crimping device including a first jaw having, across its width and extending at least partially along its length, spaced multiple crimp members. A second jaw also includes, across its width and extending at least partially along its length, spaced multiple crimp members. Multiple crimps are created in a crimp tube when the first and second jaws are brought together about the crimp tube using a first handle for the first jaw and a second handle for the second jaw.

Crimping device

A fixation plate with a base section including apertures for fixation to one bone segment and a leg section extending from the base section and including apertures for fixation to another bone segment. The expanse of the base section tapers gradually to smoothly cojoin with the leg section and the expanse of the leg section continues to taper to a distal rounded end of the leg section.

A bone clamp, in one example, includes a first scissor arm and a second scissor arm pivotally connected to the first scissor arm. A guide is pivotally attached to the first scissor arm and a first clamping member with a drill or wire receiving channel therethrough is pivotally connected to the second scissor arm and slideable through the guide. A second clamping member is fixed to the guide. In this way, when a bone is clamped between the first and second clamping members, a drill and/or wire can proceed through the first clamping member and into the bone between the first and second clamping members.

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Woodstock, CT, United States of America

Harold M Wotton, Iii