Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Ian J Harding

Russell P Nockels

Lawrence G Lenke

Ronald A Lehman, Jr

Tyler R Koski

Anthony J Melkent

William David Armstrong

Virginia L Richardson

Scott David Renner

Carrie L Surgeon

David A Mire

Christopher C Shaffrey

Christopher I Shaffrey

Dustin Bobbitt

Leigh Anna Folger

Rex W Armstrong

A method includes providing first and second instruments. First and second fasteners are attached with vertebrae. First fasteners are connected with first and second constructs. Second fasteners are connected with a third and fourth constructs. The first construct is connected with a body of the first instrument and the second construct is connected with another body of the first instrument. The third construct is connected with a body of the second instrument and the fourth construct is connected with another body of the second instrument. Joints of the instruments are tightened. At least one of the instruments is selectively distracted. At least one of the instruments is selectively compressed. The spinal constructs are removed from the fasteners. The first fasteners are connected with a first spinal rod. The second fasteners are connected with a second spinal rod. In some embodiments, spinal constructs, implants, systems and kits are disclosed.

Spinal correction system and method

A driver includes a sleeve having an inner surface defining a passageway. The sleeve extends along a longitudinal axis between a proximal end and an opposite distal end. The proximal end includes a groove in the inner surface. A biasing element is positioned partially in the groove. A shaft is disposed in the passageway. The shaft includes an outer surface, a first engagement portion, and a second engagement portion.

Multi-purpose screwdriver and method of use

Spinal implant

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Ian J Harding