Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Synthes Usa, LLC

University Of Zürich

Medacta International Sa

Disrad Ag

Unversität Zürich

Synthes Gmbh

Ladislav Nagy

Andreas Appenzeller

Daniel Fluri

Robert Frigg

Nicolas Bouduban

Andreas Schweizer

Christof Dutoit

Andre Galm

Dirk Kerstan

Eva Lietz

Silas Zurschmiede

Philipp Fürnstahl

Andreas Schwiezer

The invention concerns a distal radius fracture fixation device for securing at least two fractured bone segments together. The device comprises: a body portion comprising at least two insertion channels each extending through the body portion and each being configured for receiving a bone fixation element therethrough; and an insertion device connection portion connected to the body portion, and for coupling a separate insertion device to the fracture fixation device. The insertion device connection portion is arranged to be decoupled from the body portion.

Distal radius fracture fixation device

The invention relates to a method for designing a patient-specific registration instrument for use in osteotomies and a surgical tool system comprising a registration instrument and an osteosynthesis plate.

Method for designing a registration instrument for osteosynthesis and a system comprising the registration instrument

Intramedullary fixation assemblies () and intramedullary fixation devices () can be used in orthopaedic surgery for the fixation of bone fractures. Also disclosed is an insertion device () for inserting an intramedullary fixation device, and a method of fixing a bone fracture. The fixation devices are preferably for addressing fractures of the distal radius, and are preferably styloid nails. The styloid nails preferably have a head portion that can accept up to three bone screws; one of the bone screws is designed to extend across a fracture line between a proximal and a distal bone fragment while the other bone screws are designed to be retained in the distal bone fragment.

Intramedullary fixation assembly

A drill guide includes a first bone plate that extends along a first middle plane, and a second bone plate that extends along a second middle plane. The drill guide further includes a first articulation and a second articulation that is connected to the first articulation. The first and second articulations are arranged between the first and the second bone plate. Each of the first and second articulations is releasably lockable.

Drill guide system

A system for fixing a fracture near a joint of a bone comprises (a) an intramedullary device including a longitudinal body and a head, the longitudinal body extending from a proximal end to a distal end, the head being attached to the proximal end of the longitudinal body; and (b) a plate implantable into a head portion of the bone to provide support to a joint zone, the plate engageable with the intramedullary device. The plate is substantially U-shaped and includes a midsection and a pair of arms extending from the midsection, the pair of arms forming a space therebetween, the space sized and shaped to accommodate the head of the intramedullary device.

Nail locking systems

A bone plate includes a first three-part combination hole extending through a proximal portion of the plate, a first portion configured to engage a threaded head portion of a bone fixation element, a second portion configured to receive a bone fixation element along an axis substantially perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of the bone and a third portion defining a screw axis extending toward the distal end of the elongated body at a non-perpendicular angle relative to the longitudinal axis in combination with a first two-part combination hole extending through the proximal portion, a first threaded portion configured to engage a threaded head portion of a bone fixation element and a second portion defining an elongated slot extending along a longitudinal axis of the plate for receiving a bone fixation element so that the plate may slide along its longitudinal axis relative to the bone fixation element.

Ulna osteotomy system

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