Ldr Medical

Jacques Beaurain

Joel Delecrin

Michel Onimus

Jean Huppert

Jean-Marc Vital

Jean-Marc Fuentes

Marc Pierunek

Marielle Derosi

Alain Ducolombier

Isabelle Koenig

Hervé Chataigner

Jérôme Allain

Joël Delecrin

Thierry Dufour

Hervé Chataignier

Jean-Paul Frédéric Steib

Thierry Dufout

Jean-Paul Frederic Steib

Jerome Allain

Agnes DePostel

Agnés De Postel

Agnès De Postel

Jérome Allain

Joél Delecrin

Michael Onimus

An osseous anchorage implant comprising an attachment structure adapted to receive and be attached to at least one bar is disclosed. The implant is made up of an osseous anchor and an attachment head bearing the attachment means. The attachment head is suitably traversed by a channel that is adapted to receive the bar. The attachment head comprises a clamp that is adapted to clamp the bar against an inside support wall of the channel. The implant is further characterized by the attachment means and the support wall enabling the rotation of the bar about a first axis that is not parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bar. The clamp comprises a moving clamping face, that is adapted to contact the bar, and that is borne by a support head. The bar is enabled to be introduced into the channel from a side of the channel.

Implant for osseous anchoring with polyaxial head

An intervertebral disc prosthesis designed to be substituted for fibrocartilaginous discs ensures a connection between the vertebra of the vertebra column or the end of the latter. The prosthesis includes a pair of plates spaced from each other by a nucleus. The prosthesis has increased stability by providing the nucleus with a translation or rotation stop, or by inducing an angular correction between its plates contacting vertebra, or a combination of these characteristics. The stop includes parts external to the nucleus and contact surfaces perpendicular to their contact directions. Surgical methods and instrumentation for implanting the prosthesis are also described.

Intervertebral disc prosthesis, surgical methods, and fitting tools

A spinal internal implantation device for osteosynthesis has one or more bars for supporting for moving the spine and at least one implant for connecting the bars and vertebrae. The implant includes a blown anchor attached to a body of the implant and a fixation arrangement for the bars. The fixation arrangement includes a clamp for clamping the bar against internal walls of a channel formed in the body of the implant. At least part of the length of the bars includes a transversal bearing structure that is a cross-section of the bars having at least one flat part of a part having a lower forepost convexity than the rest of the cross section.

Spinal osteosynthesis device and preparation method

An osseous anchorage implant comprising an attachment structure adapted to receive and be attached to at least one bar, that is suitably an element of an osteosynthesis. The implant is made up of an osseous anchor and an attachment head bearing the attachment means. The attachment head is suitably traversed by a channel that is adapted to receive the bar. The attachment head comprises a clamp that is adapted to clamp the bar against an inside support wall of the channel. The implant is further characterized by the attachment means and the support wall enabling the rotation of the bar about a first axis that is not parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bar. The clamp comprises a moving clamping face, that is adapted to contact the bar, and that is borne by a support head that is articulatable at the end of the clamp via a ball and socket connection. The channel is suitably an open channel having an aperture opening onto one of the lateral faces of the attachment head, wherein the aperture bears the clamp. The bar is enabled to be introduced into the channel from a side of the channel.

The present invention relates to an intervertebral disk prosthesis comprising at least three parts including a first plate, referred to as the upper plate (), a second plate, referred to as the lower plate (), and a core (), the upper surface of the core () being in contact with at least part () of the lower surface of the upper plate () and the lower surface of the core () being in contact with at least part of the upper surface of the lower plate (), and the lower plate () being movable at least with respect to the core (), characterized in that there are cooperation means between the lower to plate () and the core (), so as to limit or eliminate translation movements of the core () with respect to the lower plate () along an axis substantially parallel to the lower plate (), and to limit or eliminate rotation movements of the core () with respect to the lower plate (), around an axis substantially perpendicular to the lower plate (), the planes passing through the upper () is and lower () plates forming a substantially constant angle.

Intervertebral disc prosthesis

An intervertebral disk prosthesis comprising at least three parts is disclosed. Some embodiments comprise a first plate, a second plate, and a core, the upper surface of the core in contact with at least part of the lower surface of the upper plate and the lower surface of the core in contact with at least part of the upper surface of the lower plate, and the lower plate movable at least with respect to the core. Some embodiments comprise cooperation means to limit or eliminate translation movements of the core with respect to the lower plate along an axis substantially parallel to the lower plate, and to limit or eliminate rotation movements of the core with respect to the lower plate, around an axis substantially perpendicular to the lower plate, the planes passing through the upper is and lower plates forming a substantially constant angle.

The present invention relates to an intervertebral disk prosthesis comprising at least three parts including a first plate, referred to as the upper plate (), a second plate, referred to as the lower plate (), and a core (), the upper surface of the core () being in contact with at least part () of the lower surface of the upper plate () and the lower surface of the core () being in contact with at least part of the upper surface of the lower plate (), and the lower plate () being movable at least with respect to the core (), characterised in that there are cooperation means between the lower to plate () and the core (), so as to limit or eliminate translation movements of the core () with respect to the lower plate () along an axis substantially parallel to the lower plate (), and to limit or eliminate rotation movements of the core () with respect to the lower plate (), around an axis substantially perpendicular to the lower plate (), the planes passing through the upper () is and lower () plates forming a substantially constant angle.

An intervertebral disc prosthesis designed to be substituted for fibrocartilaginous discs ensures a connection between the vertebra of the vertebra column or the end of the latter. The prosthesis includes a pair of plates spaced from each other by a nucleus. The prosthesis has increased stability by providing the nucleus with a translation or rotation stop, or by inducing an angular correction between its plates contacting vertebra, or a combination of these characteristics. The stop includes parts external to the nucleus and contact surfaces perpendicular to their contact directions.

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Saulon la Chapelle, France

Jacques Beaurain