Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Sdgi Holdings, Inc.

Medtronic Xomed, Inc.

Other

Medtronic Holding Company Sarl

Warsaw Orhtopedic, Inc.

Warsaw Orthoepdic, Inc.

Steensen Orthopedics Systems, LLC

Jeff R Justis

Michael C Sherman

Hai H Trieu

Kevin Thomas Foley

Dimitri K Protopsaltis

Fred J Molz

Randal C Schulhauser

Richard L Brown

Fred J Molz, Iv

John D Pond, Jr

Jonathan M Dewey

Troy D Drewry

Bradley T Estes

Bradley J Coates

Matthew M Morrison

Kevin Lee McFarlin

Tyler S Stevenson

John G Pollock

Jeff M Cherry

Roy K Lim

Rodney Ray Ballard

Brian Robert Harris, Jr

John Stewart Young

Larry Thomas McBride

James Michael Mirda

Larry T McBride, Jr

Robert N Steensen

Daniel Paxton Wall

Jason Michael May

Jeffrey H Nycz

Julien J Prevost

Greg C Marik

Robert A Farris

Randal R Betz

Newton H Metcalf, Jr

Richard Quinn Brown

Lloyd M Snyder

Douglas D Kave

Joseph Saladino

Brian D Koch

Neel Anand

Jusong Xia

Nikolas F Kerr

John T Braun

Aneta Samaranska

Jim Michael Mirda

Henry K Bonin

Kevin L Mcfarlin

Fred J Iv Molz

An instrument for setting a position of a resection of a distal femur or a proximal tibia in a total knee arthroplasty, the instrument comprising: a stable portion, the stable portion configured for orientation in a set position relative to said distal femur or said proximal tibia; a resection guide portion, the resection guide portion configured to guide a resection path for said resection; a resection guide body, the resection guide body associated with the resection guide portion in a fixed orientation; the resection guide body pivotally connected to the stable portion, whereby pivoting adjustment of the resection guide body on the stable portion sets a resection orientation of the resection guide portion; and the resection guide body having a lock for selectively locking the resection guide body to the stable portion at a plurality of selectable resection orientations.

Dual stylus variable angle total knee instruments and methods

A sensor including electrodes, a control module and a physical layer module. The electrodes are configured to (i) attach to a patient, and (ii) receive a first electromyographic signal from the patient. The control module is connected to the electrodes. The control module is configured to (i) detect the first electromyographic signal, and (ii) generate a first voltage signal. The physical layer module is configured to: receive a payload request from a console interface module or a nerve integrity monitoring device; and based on the payload request, (i) upconvert the first voltage signal to a first radio frequency signal, and (ii) wirelessly transmit the first radio frequency signal from the sensor to the console interface module or the nerve integrity monitoring device.

Wireless sensors for nerve integrity monitoring systems

A system including a range of motion module, a quality of sleep module, an overall module, and a control module. The range of motion module, subsequent to performing a procedure on a patient, determines a first range of motion score of the patient based on a signal generated by a sensor. The quality of sleep module, subsequent to performing the procedure on the patient, determines a first quality of sleep score or a first pain score based on the signal generated by the sensor. The overall module determines a combined score based on (i) the first range of motion score, and (ii) the first sleep score or the first pain score. The control module (i) determines whether an outcome of the procedure is positive based on the combined score, and (ii) stores the determined outcome and the combined score in a memory.

Systems and methods for post-operative outcome monitoring

A cryoprobe is used during surgery in a human body to remove unwanted tissue. The cryoprobe includes a first gas supply line and a second gas supply line for delivering a supply of cryogenic gas from at least adjacent a proximal end to at least adjacent a distal end of the cryoprobe. The cryoprobe further includes a first gas return line and a second gas return line for returning the supply of cryogenic gas from at least adjacent the distal end to at least adjacent the proximal end of the cryoprobe. At least a portion of the first gas supply line is received in the first gas return line. A transition portion having at least one internal cavity and an aperture from the at least one internal cavity to an exterior portion of the transition portion is also included in the cryoprobe. The transition portion is provided to facilitate at least the transfer of the cryogenic gas from the second gas return line to the first gas return line, so that the cryogenic gas can flow adjacent the first gas supply line on its way to the proximal end of the cryoprobe.

Cryoprobe

The present invention relates to a brace installation instrument placement that is mounted to anchors secured in an animal subject. The installation instrument includes anchor extensions coupled to the anchors. The instrument is movable with respect to the anchors to position a brace in a position more proximate the anchors. The brace can be indexed for insertion at a predetermined orientation with respect to the installation instrument. Methods and techniques for using the installation instrument are also provided.

Instruments and methods for stabilization of bony structures

A method for treating a spine comprises the steps of: fastening a plurality of fasteners with a lateral portion of vertebrae, each of the fasteners including a first element that defines an implant cavity and a second element configured for penetrating the vertebrae; providing a longitudinal element including a portion having a selected curvature; disposing the longitudinal element with the implant cavities such that the portion is disposed in a selected orientation relative to the vertebrae; and moving a first element of at least one of the fasteners relative to the portion such that a second element of the at least one of the fasteners derotates the vertebrae while maintaining the portion in the selected orientation. Systems and implants are disclosed.

Spinal correction method and system

A surgical instrument includes a first member extending between a first end and a second end. A second member extends between a first end and a second end. A third member is connected to the first end of the first member to relatively translate the second ends. The third member includes a part and a locking element engageable with the part. The part is disposable in a first locking orientation, a second locking orientation and a non-locking orientation. Systems and methods of use are disclosed.

Surgical implant system and method

An extender includes a first arm defining a first longitudinal axis and including a first extension and a second extension. The first extension includes an outer surface and a projection extending from the outer surface, the projection including a ramp and a first locking element. The first extension includes an inner surface defining a longitudinal cavity. The projection is transversely moveable between a first configuration such that the projection extends beyond the outer surface and a second configuration whereby the second extension axially translates within the longitudinal cavity and engages the ramp such that the projection is disposed in alignment with the outer surface and the first locking element engages an implant. Methods of use are disclosed.

Spinal implant system and method

An extender comprises an outer member including a lateral opening, first and second extensions defining first and second axial cavities, the axial cavities including a first portion, a second portion and a third portion. An inner member includes a body defining a tab, first and second arms having first and second projections. The inner member is configured for axial translation relative to the outer member between a first position, a second position and a third position. The tab is movable into at least one locking cavity of the lateral opening to fix the inner member relative to the outer member. Methods of use are disclosed.

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Germantown, TN, United States of America

Jeff R Justis