Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Sdgi Holdings, Inc.

Other

Jcbd, LLC

Degen Medical, Inc.

Cable Fix LLC

James P Duncan

Anthony J Melkent

Richard A Hynes

Thomas E Drochner

Thomas Andrew Carls

William David Armstrong

John A Cowan

Jean-Pierre Mobasser

D Hal Silcox, Iii

Eddie F Ray, Iii

Kevin Thomas Foley

Jeffrey D Moore

Hai H Trieu

Edward Jeffrey Donner

Julien J Prevost

Christopher Thomas Donner

Jeffrey L Scifert

Charles L Branch

Sean M Haddock

William Ricci

Kevin T Foley

T Andrew Simonton

Mark R Brinker

Craig Black

J Kenneth Burkus

Carey Bryant

James L Lawson

Thomas J Kleeman

M D Silcox

M D Hal Iii Silcox

Thomas A Simonton

A spinal implant comprises an implant body extending between an anterior surface and a posterior surface. The implant body includes a first vertebral engaging surface and a second vertebral engaging surface. The implant body includes an outer surface that defines an oblique surface. A wall is connectable with the implant body and translatable relative to the oblique surface. Systems and methods are disclosed.

Spinal implant system and method

Spinal implant inserter

An adjustable spinal stabilization system for maintaining preselected spacing and movement between adjacent vertebrae in a spinal column and for providing overall stability thereto. The system includes at least one interlaminar member positioned in the spaces intermediate a first vertebra and the vertebrae positioned immediately above or immediately below and adjacent to the first vertebra. The interlaminar member is operatively connected to an adjustable support structure and cooperates therewith to maintain the preselected spacing between adjacent vertebrae and to provide overall stability to the spinal column.

Spinal stabilization system with adjustable interlaminar devices

The technical description relates to expandable spacer configured to engage an intervertebral disk. An example expandable spacer includes a main body, a first endplate, a second endplate, a driving member, a plurality of pins, and an actuation member. The expandable member is also configured to transition from a first configuration to a second configuration. Additionally, various expandable spacers are described and illustrated herein.

Expandable spacers

Disclosed herein is a cannulated tool through which a cable is passable. The cannulated tool comprises a body. The cannulated tool also comprises a screw driving feature, rotatable relative to the body. The cannulated tool further comprises an anti-rotation feature, rotatable relative to the screw driving feature. The cannulated tool additionally comprises a cable tensioning feature, configured to tension the cable when passed through the cannulated tool.

Apparatus, system, and method for crimping a cable for bone fixation

Surgical instrument

Systems, methods and devices for providing stabilization between first and second vertebrae are provided. More particularly, in one form a system includes an implant configured to be positioned in a disc space between the first and second vertebrae and a freestanding plate for engagement with extradiscal surfaces of the first and second vertebrae. The system also includes an insertion instrument with an engaging portion configured to releasably engage with the implant and the plate such that the implant and plate can be positioned together relative to the first and second vertebrae. In one aspect, an angular orientation of the implant relative to the plate is adjustable when the implant and the plate are engaged by the instrument. In this or another aspect, the implant and plate are held in a contiguous relationship when engaged by the instrument. However, different forms and applications are also envisioned.

Interbody device and plate for spinal stabilization and instruments for positioning same

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Southaven, MS, United States of America

James P Duncan