Corentec Co., Ltd.

Cleu Diagnostics, LLC

Orthopedic Solutions LLC

Sterintact LLC

Carefusion 213, LLC

Smart Tech Ltd.

Javad Parvizi

Peter F Sharkey

David Louis Kirschman

Harry G Brittain

Ron H Bihovsky

Alan B Miller

Eric Wickstrom

Michael B Gross

Noreen J Hickok

Craig J Della Valle

David L Kirschman

Mayank M Parmar

Andrew Neil Fleischman

Peter Sharkey

A surgical instrument wrap having at least one or a plurality of fibrous layers that cooperate with at least one agent or dye layer that is generally not visible until the at least one or plurality of fibrous layers is damaged or disrupted. The at least one diffusible agent or dye layer diffuses or wicks into the disrupted or damaged area. A fluorescent dye, a reactive dye, a conjugant dye or an absorption wavelength of approximately 200-400 nanometers in one embodiment and an emission wavelength in the visible spectrum so that when the surgical wrap is damage or disrupted and then exposed to, for example, a fluorescent or ultraviolet light source, the agent or dye fluoresces to provide an indication to the user that damage to the wrap has occurred. The user can presume that the items or instruments in the surgical tray may be contaminated.

Surgical instrument wrap utilizing diffusible fluorescent layer

A ready-to-use, gamma-ray sterilized, surgical antiseptic composition comprising an initial non-toxic concentration of povidone-iodine above a minimum effective concentration of available iodine, iodide in sufficient quantity to provide donor iodine upon gamma irradiation to stabilize said povidone-iodine and maintain said minimum effective concentration of available iodine, and a buffered saline solution.

Ready-to-use, terminally sterile packaging for surgical antiseptic and method of use

The present disclosure relates to compositions, methods and test devices for determining the presence of active leukocyte cells, for example, by using novel LE and/or HNE substrates in an electrochemical assay.

Compositions and methods for determining the presence of active leukocyte cells using an electrochemical assay

A knee joint implant is capable of resolving issues of conventional cementless or uncemented implants. The knee joint implant improves fixing force of the implant in a vertical direction and provides improved initial fixation for the implant.

Knee joint implant

This invention relates to methods for administering an effective amount of a dietary or nutritional supplement composition that effectively changes the levels of biomarkers in the synovium of a joint and resulting in decreased pain and ultimately better outcomes for subjects. The formulation comprises an effective amount of the following:; Vitamin C; Ginger; Turmeric; Vitamin D3; and Rutin. In a preferred embodiment of the composition of the invention, the composition is substantially free of omega-3 fatty acids.

Natural anti-inflammatorny compositions and methods of use

Disclosed is a resection guide, a trial knee joint implant, and a surgical instrument for knee arthroplasty. The resection guide, the trial knee joint implant, and the surgical instrument enable implantation of an implant that provides improved vertical fixing force and initial fixing force as compared with an existing cementless or uncemented implant.

Resection guide, trial knee joint implant, and surgical instrument for knee arthroplasty

An implant for an artificial hip joint and, more specifically, a dual mobility acetabular cup assembly for an artificial hip joint is configured to have improved locking mechanism between a liner and a shell and improved resistance to micromotion and to guide the liner into the shell with proper orientation by providing stable liner-shell fastening structure to the acetabular cup assembly.

Dual mobility acetabular cup assembly for artificial hip joint

A set of surgical instruments for an artificial hip joint implant and, more specifically, a set of improved surgical instruments, can be used in direct anterior approach hip replacement surgery and are capable of minimizing damage, such as muscle damage, which may arise during surgery, by resolving problems that existing surgical instruments possess.

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Gladwyne, PA, United States of America

Javad Parvizi