Marlinz Pharma, LLC

Ascension Orthopedics, Inc.

Other

Osteomed LLC

Perry Forrester

Joshua Scott

James Adkinson

Fred D Youngswick

Daniel F Alberts

Larry Weatherford

A fishing lure having a cylindrical housing forming a cavity or chamber. The front end or wall of the housing is provided with one or more inlet ports as well as a bore for threading a fishing line therethrough. A rear wall has a bore in register with the bore in the front wall. There is an outlet from the chamber for the egress of water from the chamber. Rotatably mounted in the cavity formed by the housing is a rotor which has one or more surfaces with a concave-like surface, the rotor being turned by the action of the water passing through the housing and impinging on the concave-like surface as the lure is pulled through the water.

Fishing lure

A pharmaceutically active composition containing an effective amount of a pharmacologically active ingredient such as an antifungal and a carrier. The carrier comprises dimethyl isosorbide, undecylenic acid, a lower carboxylic acid other than undecylenic acid, a monohydric alcohol having from 2 to 4 carbon atoms, and urea.

Topical compositions

A method for treating discoloration of nails comprising applying to the nails a composition containing undecylenic acid, a urea-based component, a monohydric alcohol such as isopropanol, a diol such as propylene glycol, dimethyl isosorbide, and a carboxylic acid other than undecylenic acid, preferably lactic acid.

Method for topical treatment of nail conditions

A composition suitable for topical application to the nails contains undecylenic acid, a urea-based component, a monohydric alcohol such as isopropanol, a diol such as propylene glycol, dimethyl isosorbide, and a carboxylic acid other than undecylenic acid, preferably lactic acid.

Composition for topical treatment of nail conditions

A pharmaceutically active composition suitable for topical application to the nails contains undecylenic acid and tolnaftate. The composition also employs a urea-based component, a monohydric alcohol such as isopropanol, a diol such as propylene glycol, dimethyl isosorbide, and a carboxylic acid other than undecylenic acid, preferably lactic acid.

Composition for treating fungal infections in nails

A method of treating nail diseases by topically applying to the nails a composition containing undecylenic acid and tolnaftate, a urea-based component, a monohydric alcohol such as isopropanol, a diol such as propylene glycol, dimethyl isosorbide, and a carboxylic acid, preferably lactic acid.

Method for treating fungal infections in nails

A universal drill guide for use in position the location of holes to be drilled for insertion of bone staples. The drill guide has first and second legs pivotally secured to one another and first and second jaw members, each of the jaw members being provided with a drill guide. An indexer connected to the first and second legs includes a biaser, e.g., a spring to bias the first and second legs in a direction away from one another and a latch, catch or the like for selectively, releasably holding the first and second legs in a predetermined desired spacing.

Drill guide for use in bone fixation

An interphalangeal fusion implant comprising a threaded shank and a head, the head having a body portion having first and second laterally spaced fins, each of which has a plurality of axially spaced serrations, some of the serrations terminating at the laterally outermost ends at substantial single points. A driver for implanting an interphalangeal fusion implant comprising an elongate body, a receiving formation having at least two radially extending outward projections, and a pear shaped portion extending along a central axis of the body. A method of fusing a first phalanx and a second phalanx using an interphalangeal fusion implant.

Interphalangeal fusion implant

A memory metal bone staple having a metal grain which runs longitudinally along the legs and bridge of the staple. The staple has barbed retaining features and no sharp or abrupt corners on its outer edges.

Bone fixation staple

A surgical instrument includes a clamp having a handle with a pair of substantially parallel prongs or tines extending from the handle, all formed as a unitary body or article of manufacture. The handle and prongs define a channel to receive a knife. The knife includes a handle, a scalpel, and an extension arm coupling the scalpel to the handle. The clamp defines a minor image about a central axis. In this way, the surgeon need not concern himself with whether the knife is oriented properly within the channel. Also, the extension arm of the knife includes graduations to assist the surgeon in predetermining precisely the distance of cut in using the instrument. The upper prong of the clamp includes a downwardly extending capture pad having a bottom surface substantially parallel to the inner surface of the lower prong. The upper and lower prongs define a mouth, having a continuously increasing distance between upper and lower prongs so that the clamp is guided onto the tissue target of choice in a non-invasive manner.

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Houston, TX, United States of America

Perry Forrester