The Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Depuy Products, Inc.

Encore Medical Corporation

Imds Corporation

Other

Depuy Orthopaedics, Inc.

Viscus Biologics, LLC

Encore Medical, LP Dba Djo Surgical

Joseph P Iannotti

Jason Allen Bryan

Gerald Ross Williams, Jr

Wael K Barsoum

Jack F Long

Sarah M Anthony

Kyle E Lappin

Peter D O'Neill

Kathleen Anne Derwin

Conrad L Klotz

Didier Poncet

David M Warlop

Anders Ekelund

Gabriel M Surma

Scott A Lubensky

Chad Lawrence

Laurent Zanchin

Van A Flamion

Joanna L Surma

Kirk L Jensen

Michael A Wirth

Kimerly A Powell

Michael Chad Hollis

Daren Lloyd Deffenbaugh

Brian J Maroney

Dinesh Koka

Jared R Shoup

Jason J Scalise

Peter M Bonutti

Sergio Gutierrez

Mark Alan Frankle

Lieven De Wilde

Anthony Calabro

Jeffrey Michael Ondrla

Jeremiah M Lewis

Amit Aurora

Jesse A McCarron

Matthew T Stone

Ryan A Milks

Sambit Sahoo

Peter Hayes Gingras

Michael T Coon

Stephen R Donnelly

Carl Basamania

Todd Durniak

James Edward Clark

Justin Jeffrey Baker

Kathe Derwin

Jeff Ondrla

Paul Gibbons

Matt Stone

LiKang Chin

Andrew Ryan Baker

Thomas Brad Edwards

Joseph A Abboud

Gerald Williams

Jonathan Levy

Gerald R Williams, Jr

Robert Priest

Pete O'Neill

Gerald Rjr Williams

Conrad R Klotz

Jason Allen Bayan

James E Clark

Michael Coon

Jeffrey M Ondrla

Peter D O'neill

Kimberly A Powell

A stem portion is formed such that when implanted in a scapula the stem portion includes three cross-sections parallel to a medial lateral plane. The middle cross-section has a length in the medial-lateral direction which is shorter than the lengths of the other two cross-sections in the medial lateral direction.

Method of forming glenoid stem component for shoulder arthroplasty

A pre-operative surgical planning system utilizes machine learning classification to provide candidate elements of a pre-operative surgical plan. The pre-operative surgical planning system may comprise a machine learning reconstruction engine that is trained with artificial computer models of physiologically compromised anatomical structures.

Systems and methods for reconstruction and characterization of physiologically healthy and physiologically defective anatomical structures to facilitate pre-operative surgical planning

Reciprocating rasps for the surgical preparation of the bone prior to the implantation of a glenoid or acetabular component with complex geometry are disclosed. Surgical methods for the use of such reciprocating rasps are also disclosed. Some of the methods include inserting a guide pin into the glenoid of the patient, advancing a reciprocating surgical rasp over the guide pin, reciprocating the surgical rasp so as to abrade bone tissue to form a cavity shaped to receive the glenoid component, and implanting the glenoid component in the cavity.

Reciprocating rasps for use in an orthopaedic surgical procedure

One aspect of the present disclosure can include a biocompatible tissue graft. The graft can include an extracellular matrix (ECM) patch or strip and at least one fiber stitched into the ECM patch or strip in a peripheral reinforcement pattern. The at least one fiber can have opposing terminal ends. The at least one fiber can mitigate tearing and/or improve fixation retention of the ECM patch or strip. The at least one fiber can comprise a plurality of interconnected stitches. The opposing terminal ends of the at least one fiber can be stitched together to form a continuous stitching construction.

Reinforced tissue graft

A method of preoperative planning comprises creating a virtual model of a native patient tissue; placing a virtual device into a desired device orientation relative to the virtual model of the native patient tissue; specifying at least one structural change to the native patient tissue to facilitate placement of the virtual device in the desired device orientation; creating a virtual model of an altered patient tissue responsive to the specifying at least one structural change to the native patient tissue; and fabricating a tangible representation of a bone using the virtual model of the altered patient tissue.

System of preoperative planning and provision of patient-specific surgical aids

An insert component includes an insert body and a cavity defined within the insert body. The insert body includes a first surface, a second surface spaced from the first surface, and a third surface. The second surface cooperates with the first surface to define at least one first channel configured to receive an engagement member. The third surface has a first and second surface end each extending from a perimeter of the first surface. A curved portion of the third surface between the first surface end and the second surface end extends into the insert body. The cavity includes a first cavity opening defined by the first surface. The cavity defines a first cavity region and a second cavity region each coextensive with a third cavity region. The first cavity region and second cavity region each have a cavity diameter greater than a diameter of a plate engagement member.

Glenosphere with inserts for augmented fixation and related methods

A patient tissue includes a primary patient tissue area and an anatomically differentiated bordering secondary patient tissue area. An apparatus is at least partially customized responsive to preoperative imaging of the patient tissue. Means are provided for mating with the primary patient tissue area in a preselected relative orientation. Means are provided for fixing a first landmark to the primary patient tissue area in at least one of a predetermined marking location and a predetermined marking trajectory. Means are provided for fixing a second landmark to the secondary patient tissue area in at least one of a predetermined marking location and a predetermined marking trajectory. A method of associating a plurality of landmarks with a patient tissue is also provided.

System and method for association of a guiding aid with a patient tissue

A humeral prosthetic head has a non-spherical articulation surface coupled with an intermediate component connecting the head and the humerus, the intermediate component connected to the epiphysis, metaphysis, or diaphysis, or to one or more additional components connected to the humerus. The intermediate portion provides for axial and angular offset of the head with respect to a connection to the humerus, using a curvilinear tapered engagement.

Humeral joint replacement component

A fiber-based radiopaque tissue marker for radiographic marking of tissue is provided. The marker is a sterile, single-patient-use polymeric fiber with a radiopaque material and a dye. The marker is radiopaque using standard radiographs such as x-rays and mammography. The marker can also be visualized by low-dose CT scans.

Radiopaque tissue marker

A guide for placing a landmark(s) in a patient tissue comprises a central portion defining at least one guiding bore configured to receive and guide a tool for placing the at least one landmark in the patient tissue. Extended portions project away from the central portion, each of the extended portions having respective lower base surfaces contoured to mate with the patient tissue, at least the respective lower base surfaces being customized as a function of preoperative imaging of the patient tissue, whereby the guide is specific to the patient.

A method of performing joint arthroplasty includes accessing a surface on a bone and supporting a stop with the accessed surface. The method includes positioning an instrument at least partially within the stop, the instrument having a body and a punch, the punch including a portion thereof having a shape similar to a shape of a stem of an implant, and rotating the stop with respect to the accessed surface based upon an indicia on one of the body and the stop so as to position the punch rotationally with respect to the accessed surface at a first orientation. The method further includes moving the body axially with respect to the stop to form a cavity in the bone with the punch at the first rotational orientation, the formed cavity having a shape similar to the stem of the implant, and implanting the stem of the implant into the cavity.

Punch, implant and associated method

A biocompatible tissue graft includes a first layer of a bioremodelable collageneous material, a second layer of biocompatible synthetic or natural remodelable or substantially remodelable material attached to the first layer; and at least one fiber that is stitched in a reinforcing pattern in the first layer and/or second layer to mitigate tearing and/or improve fixation retention of the graft, and substantially maintain the improved properties while one or more of the layers is remodeling.

A glenoid component includes a laterally facing bearing surface configured to engage a bearing surface of an element associated with a humerus, and a stem portion extending medially away from the bearing surface. The stem portion is configured such that when implanted in a scapula the stem portion includes three cross-sections parallel to a medial lateral plane. The middle cross-section has a length in the medial-lateral direction which is shorter than the lengths of the other two cross-sections in the medial lateral direction.

Glenoid component for shoulder arthroplasty

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Joseph P Iannotti