Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Depuy Spine, Inc.

Depuy Acromed, Inc.

Other

Stratasys, Inc.

Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc.

Acromed Corporation

Hassan A Serhan

Michael Andrew Slivka

John Riley Hawkins

Michael J O'Neil

Thomas M DiMauro

Mohamed Attawia

Michael Alan Fisher

John Daniel Malone

Peter O Newton

William C Horton

Christopher L Ramsay

Alexander D Grinberg

Douglas Raymond

Ernest Quintanilha

Edward B Zalenski

David J Urbahns

William Christianson

Michael Nilsson

Sudhakar Kadiyala

Scott Bruder

Matthew Hannen

Alexander Michel DiNello

Jeffrey Karl Sutton

Robert D Fraser

Andrew Dooris

Richard C Techiera

Martin A Reynolds

Melissa Grace

William J Frasier

John Paul Griffin

Laura Brown

Tony Tannoury

Mathew Hannen

Sean P Selover

Christopher Mickiewicz

Paul Joseph Birkmeyer

Robert E Sommerich

Namal Nawana

Matthew Parsons

Christopher Andrew Nordstrom

Jennifer DiPietro

Mark Gracia

Jeffrey C Geesin

Cynthia Lee

Shawn D Stad

Richard G Fessler

Thomas P Ryan

Michael S Varieur

Thomas E Martin

Iksoo Chun

Jonathan Bellas

Derek Shaw

James M Kuras

Ian Charles Burgess

Anwar M Upal

Henri Defossez

Uri Herzberg

Raymond S Shissias

Cody Cranson

Carl R McMillin

Vivek N Shenoy

Michelle LeClerc

Robert Alan Hart

Thomas G Ferro

Robert D Labrom

Alonzo D Cook

Gregory Collins

Lisa Gilman

Richard C Pellegrino

Mark T Hall

Thomas J Gamache

Nicholas Pavento

Kevin L Cooper

Eric Buehlmann

Christopher W Sicvol

David D Konieczynski

Thibault Chandanson

Michael C Gorhan

Timothy Beardsley

Charles M Bartish

Pamela Lynn Plouhar

William Dunbar

Missoum Moumene

Peyton L Hopson

Glen Arthur Presbrey

Sean Lilienfeld

Terri Kapur

James Paiva

Scott Jacobs

Ronald J Naughton

Christine Rusbarsky

John J Siekierka

Seungkyu Daniel Kwak

Nancy M Sheehy

James J Roveda

Bradley Thomas Moore

Hal Brent Woodrow

Paul J Mraz

Mary Louise Fowler

Max Reinhardt

An intervertebral fusion device comprising inferior and superior fusion cage devices that provide an ability to correct spondylolisthesis via in-situ adjustment.

Lateral spondylolisthesis reduction cage

Methods and devices for treating spinal deformities are provided. In one exemplary embodiment, a low-profile spinal anchoring device is provided for receiving a spinal fixation element, such as a tether, therethrough. The device generally includes a staple body that is adapted to seat a spinal fixation element, a fastening element for fixing the staple body to bone, and a locking assembly for coupling a spinal fixation element to the staple body. In one embodiment, the locking assembly includes a washer that is adapted to couple to the staple body such that the spinal fixation is disposed therebetween, and a locking nut that is adapted to engage the staple body to mate the washer to the staple body.

Low profile spinal tethering devices

A pre-assembled, telescoping elongate system comprising an outer elongate member surrounding a finer gauge inner elongate member which, after percutaneous penetration by the outer elongate element, extends to penetrate an intervertebral disc into which a sensing element and/or an injectable may be delivered.

Intervertebral disc puncture and treatment system

Mechanical modifications to a spinal rod that will enable the rod to accept various coating technologies in such a way that the spinal construct's biomechanical performance is not compromised. These modifications preserve construct biomechanics in the presence of a coating and increase the bactericidal payload of an anti-infective spinal rod coating.

Anti-infective orthopedic implant

Disclosed herein are expanding spinal fusion cage embodiments including an expandable cage assembly configured to expand from a collapsed state to an expanded state in an intervertebral space when inflated with a material. The assembly can include an inflatable section defining an interior volume configured to receive the material and expand the interior volume in response to a pressure from the received material to cause the expandable cage assembly to transition from the collapsed state to the expanded state, and a stabilization section configured to restrain the inflatable section during inflation.

Expanding spinal fusion cage

A novel posterolateral inter-muscular approach has been developed to access the cervical. spine. The approach includes elevating the splenius capitis and trapezios muscles dorsally to create a window for deep spine access, wherein the window comprises: Preferably, a device such as an implant or an instrument is then passed through the window to manipulate the spine.

Method and devices for a sub-splenius/supra-levator scapulae surgical access technique

A novel posterolateral inter-muscular approach has been developed to access the cervical spine. The approach includes elevating the splenius capitis and trapezius muscles dorsally to create a window for deep spine access, wherein the window comprises: Preferably, a device such as an implant or an instrument is then passed through the window to manipulate the spine.

This invention relates to local administration of a bone-forming agent and at least one anti-resorptive agent to treat osteoporosis and related disorders.

Local intraosseous administration of bone forming agents and anti-resorptive agents, and devices therefor

Non-load-bearing, drug-eluting components, such as a rod cover, that can be added to load bearing spinal implants.

Anti-microbial implant

A pre-assembled, telescoping needle system comprising an outer needle surrounding a finer gauge needle which, after percutaneous penetration by the outer needle, extends to penetrate the intervertebral disc into which the injectable is to be delivered.

A novel posterolateral inter-muscular approach has been developed to access the cervical spine. The approach includes elevating the splenius capitis and trapezios muscles dorsally to create a window for deep spine access, wherein the window comprises: Preferably, a device such as an implant or an instrument is then passed through the window to manipulate the spine.

An orthopedic device for implanting between adjacent vertebrae comprising: an arcuate balloon and a hardenable material within said balloon. In some embodiments, the balloon has a footprint that substantially corresponds to a perimeter of a vertebral endplate. An inflatable device is inserted through a cannula into an intervertebral space and oriented so that, upon expansion, a natural angle between vertebrae will be at least partially restored. At least one component selected from the group consisting of a load-bearing component and an osteobiologic component is directed into the inflatable device through a fluid communication means.

In-situ formed intervertebral fusion device and method

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South Easton, MA, United States of America

Hassan A Serhan