Ortho Solutions Holdings Limited

The Medical House Limited

Nemera La Verpilliere

Ortho Solutions Inc.

Shl Medical Ag

Orchid Mps Holdings, LLC

Ortho Solutions UK Limited

Future Injection Technologies Limited

Kevin Stamp

Dustin Ducharme

Geoff Lai

Andrew J Leither

Pascal Dugand

Alister Maclure

Sean Grambart

Sam Adams

David Thordarson

Andrew Molloy

Lyndon Mason

Pedro Cosculluela

Ian Charles Cleathero

Robert Sharp

Eliot Clare

Rupert Hosking

Adrian Day

Charles Ian Cleathero

Nii Armah

An injection device comprising a housing in which can be mounted a syringe comprising

Injection device

The invention relates to an orthopedic implant system comprising an implant including a threaded aperture which receives either a first non-locking bone fastener or a second threaded variable axis locking fastener. The threaded aperture includes interruptions to form sections having a thread segment. The variable axis locking fastener has a threaded head configured to cause the threads to wedge against the female threads of the aperture as the fastener is tightened into the aperture in an off-axis orientation. In a further embodiment, the aperture includes a concentric annular groove to form flexible threaded tines.

Orthopedic implant system for variable angle locking having engineered mating thread engagement

A part of a device for injecting a liquid product having an end sleeve and a syringe support which is able to move with respect to the end sleeve. The syringe support is designed to bear an injection syringe fitted with a removable protective cap. A deformable ring is kinematically connected to the syringe support. This ring can be deformed elastically between a configuration which is designed to axially immobilize the injection syringe in the syringe support, and a configuration designed to allow the protective cap to pass through the deformable ring.

Device for injecting a liquid product having simplified assembly

The invention is a staple comprising a bridge member having a top surface and an opposing bottom surface defining a thickness between and two lateral edges defining a width therebetween and either the thickness or the width includes a center flared area, such as a 'diamond-like' shape meaning that it has a v-shape on opposing lateral edges flanked by opposing fillets to form an inserter mount area and the staple has a pair of legs spaced apart along the axis and each joined at a rounded flared shoulder to the bridge member. In a four-legged version the bridge has a waist.

Reinforced bridge superelastic bone compression staple and inserter system

An automatic injection device includes an end sleeve and a syringe support mounted slidably with respect to the end sleeve. The syringe support is intended to carry an injection syringe provided with an injection needle and with a cap for protecting the injection needle. The automatic injection device includes a membrane formed by at least two locking elements which are mounted so as to slide substantially radially in the end sleeve between a configuration permitting passage of the cap for protecting the injection syringe, in which configuration limit stops of the at least two locking elements, intended to cooperate with a shoulder of the injection syringe, are moved away from each other, and a configuration permitting immobilization of the injection syringe, in which configuration the limit stops of the at least two locking elements are moved towards each other.

Automatic injection device with improved syringe retention

Orthopedic plate

A locking mechanism for a polyaxial locking screw is provided, together with a polyaxial locking assembly for locking a receiving member to a substrate. Also provided is a plating system for pelvic reconstruction.

Polyaxial locking assembly

An automatic injection device includes an injection syringe for injecting liquid provided with a syringe body carrying an injection needle and a piston rod mounted to be able to move inside this syringe body to cover an injection stroke during which the liquid is injected, an external casing and a positioning control member that are telescopic, the relative movement of which controls the operation of the automatic injection device, and control members arranged to selectively control the movement of the syringe body and the movement of the piston inside the positioning control member in order to automatically inject the liquid present in the injection syringe, the automatic injection device further comprising a device for generating sound signals activated during the automatic injection of the liquid present in the injection syringe so as to generate a series of sound signals from the start to the end of the injection.

Automatic injection device provided with a device for generating sound signals

The present disclosure relates to improved plate and screw systems for use in fusion and other surgical procedures, which improve the ability to effectively affix adjacent bodies without gapping or experiencing loss of compression over time. The systems include plates having armatures configured to receive bushings, the bushings configured to pivot and rotate and thereby permit a greater degree of orientation of corresponding screws placed through the bushings. In embodiments, the bushings comprise anti-rotation elements which lock the bushings in a desired orientation. Methods for use of the components described herein are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for fusion of anatomical joints

An assistance device for assisting in operation of an injection syringe including a syringe body carrying an injection needle covered with a protective cap. The assistance device includes a support for housing the syringe body, and a removal device for removing the protective cap, having a gripping member to be maneuvered by a user to remove this protective cap from the injection needle, and at least one extractor cooperating with the protective cap during removal of the protective cap. The removal device also has complementary members for controlling the extractor, which can be moved relative to each other in a relative engagement movement, to move the extractor between a reference configuration retracted relative to the protective cap and a cooperation configuration cooperating with the protective cap. The relative engagement movement is independent of the maneuvering movement applied by the user to the gripping member to remove the protective cap.

Injection device having an improved syringe cap removal

The invention is a drill guide assembly for a superelastic bone staple having a bridge member and opposing open legs and the drill guide assembly has a pair of legs that can be moved toward or away from each other and accepts a drill guide cartridge for the holes for the staple legs.

Bone staple drill guide with drill cartridge and compression device

The invention is a staple system comprising a primary staple having a bridge member including an opening and an offset and a first and second set of one or two joined to the bridge member and a secondary staple having a pair of legs and a bridge member received in the opening in the bridge member of the primary staple. In a second embodiment, the staple system includes a primary staple that receives a secondary staple having differing leg lengths and including a detent that inhibits the secondary staple from backing out and the shoulders of the staples are reinforced to account for compressive and torsional loads.

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Sheffield, United Kingdom

Kevin Stamp