Karl Leibinger Medizintechnik Gmbh & Co Kg

Aesculap Ag & Co Kg

Karl Leibinger Medizintechnik Gmbh

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Aesculap-werke Ag

Karl Leibinger Asset Management Gmbh & Co. Kg.

Lorenz Gabele

Jörg Mayer

Rebecca Herzog

Frank Reinauer

Wolfgang Schwanke

Axel Waizenegger

Wolfgang Taschner

Adem Aksu

Tobias Wolfram

Harald Stallforth

Hausler

Johannes Seibert

Wilfried Wofle

Walter Lohrer

Heiner Wild

Otmar Wawrik

Jürgen Rometsch

Volker Scheu

Oliver Schulz

Peter Bohrmann

Uwe Kulow

Wolfgang Müller

The invention relates to a maxilla repositioning implant () for three-dimensional precise alignment of a maxilla displacing portion () relative to a remaining maxilla portion () that is fixed to the skull, wherein the maxilla repositioning implant () comprises a base (), which has at least one plate () in which screw holes () are provided, wherein a portion of the material of the plate () defines, as a rim (), a respective screw hole () that is provided for receiving a bone screw () in order to ensure fastening, via the bone screw () to be inserted into the respective screw hole (), to the remaining maxilla portion () that is fixed to the skull, wherein the maxilla repositioning implant () also comprises a connection portion (), which is spaced apart from the base () by connecting bridges (), wherein the connection portion () comprises at least one plate () in which screw holes () are provided, and wherein a portion of the material of this plate () defines, as a rim (), a respective screw hole () in order to ensure fastening, via a bone screw () to be inserted into the respective screw hole (), to the maxilla displacing portion (), wherein two plates () of the base () are connected to each other via a retaining bracket ().

Maxilla repositioning implant comprising a retaining bracket

The invention relates to a fibula bone-material removal and transfer template () having a main part () designed for application to a bone region (), wherein at least one bone separation-tool guide portion () can be or is removably attached to the main part (), and wherein a receiving pocket () designed to receive an implant () is formed in the main part (). The invention also relates to an assembly kit comprising the fibula bone-material removal and transfer template () and an implant ().

Fibula bone material removal and transfer template

A medical instrument includes a first hand lever which has a manually actuated grip portion at its proximal end, a work portion for gripping, clamping or cutting an object at its distal end, and, lying between these, a bearing portion on which a bearing element engages in order to permit pivotability about a rotation axis between the first hand lever and a second hand lever, wherein the second hand lever has a grip portion at its proximal end, a work portion at its distal end, and, lying between these, a guide portion on which the bearing element engages, wherein the guide portion of the second hand lever has on one side a recess for receiving the bearing portion of the first hand lever such that two guide protrusions located distally and proximally of the recess at least partially cover the bearing portion in an operating position.

Medical instrument with cleaning gap in the closure region

The disclosure relates to a fibula bone material removal and transfer template including a center part with a central body each end of which has a separating tool guide portion, at least one of the bone separating tool guide portions being mounted such that it can be moved away from and pushed towards the center part.

The present invention relates to a mandibular resection template including a central component which is prepared for attachment to a segment, for example a symphysis segment of a jawbone, such as a mandible or maxilla. At least two separating tool guide portions are present at the central component, a positioning aid being provided between the two or more separating tool guide portions in order to obtain a spatially correct orientation of the mandibular resection template with respect to the jawbone.

Mandibular resection template

The present disclosure relates to a system for the fixing of bone segments or bone fragments comprising an implant plate or an implant surface plate having a bore or a cut-out and comprising an implant screw which can be guided through the bore or cut-out of the plate, wherein the implant screw has a screw shaft and a screw head and wherein both the screw shaft and the screw head have a thread with identical pitches.

System for the fixation of bone segments or bone fragments

The invention relates to a medical synthesis system as well as to a method of connecting a multipart medical synthesis system. The medical synthesis system in this respect includes at least one supporting element and at least one synthesis element, wherein the supporting element is provided for fastening in an organic structure. In this respect, the synthesis element is provided for the fastening to the already fastened supporting element. The synthesis element and the supporting element form a non-releasable coherent unit during application.

Medical synthesis system and method of connecting a multipart medical synthesis system

Mesh for orbital reconstruction

An engagement mechanism for a sternal clamp, the mechanism allowing for an open status where the clamp may be lengthened or shortened, a closing status where the clamp may only be shortened, and a locked status where the clamp cannot be lengthened or shortened, and wherein the device can be disposed in the locked status in differing overall lengths. The sternal clamp having a pair of rib plate members for affixation to the ribs.

Lock and release mechanism for a sternal clamp

An engagement mechanism for a sternal clamp, the mechanism allowing for an open status where the clamp may be lengthened or shortened, a closing status where the clamp may only be shortened, and a locked status where the clamp cannot be lengthened or shortened, and wherein the device can be disposed in the locked status in differing overall lengths.

In order to design a sterile container for the accommodation and sterile storage, in particular, of surgical instruments or material, comprising a receiving area formed by a container base and container walls, such that it is easy and inexpensive to use it is suggested that the receiving area comprise a plurality of separate chambers and that each chamber have its own closure element.

Sterile container

The present invention involves a plate-shaped filter holder for use with a sterilizing container. The filter holder comprises a peripheral outer pressure rim, a central pressure region, a mounting device for fixing the filter holder on the sterilizing container and including webs between the outer pressure rim and the central pressure region which leave open breakthroughs therebetween. In order to prevent undesirable deformations in the filter holder, the webs extend at least partially in a direction which comprises a component in the peripheral direction.

Plate-shaped filter holder for a sterilizing container

In order, in the case of a sterile container for medical purposes having a tub-shaped lower portion and a lid positionable thereon in sealing manner, which lid may be clamped against the lower portion by a closure, wherein the closure comprises a flap swivellable between an open position and a closed position, said flap having a locking projection, and a locking lug with a recess for accommodating the locking projection when the flap is in the closed position, to be able better to accommodate structural tolerances, it is proposed that the locking projection be mounted in the flap so as to resiliently displaceable in a direction in which it is moved out of the recess in the locking lug.

Sterile container for medical purposes

To enable the use of long lasting filters in a sterilizing container having a broken through area which is covered by a flat filter layer, without any structural alteration thereto, it is proposed that the filter layer consist of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and be built up of compact particles fused together and forming pores between them.

Sterilizing container

The invention relates to a sterilizing system for sterilizing containers. In accordance with the invention, an external actuating element is provided in an autoclave chamber structure to hold special closure elements and/or the container lid in an open position and to bring them into a closed position before the autoclave is opened.

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Sauldorf, Germany

Lorenz Gabele