Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc.

Other

Emplase Medical Technologies, LLC

Sdgi Holdings, Inc.

Si-Bone Inc.

Warsaw Othropedic, Inc.

Yu, Kidong

Miller, Keith E.

Hynes, Richard a.

Richard A Hynes

Matthew M Morrison

Roy K Lim

Anthony J Melkent

Thomas Andrew Carls

Thomas E Drochner

Jeffrey W Beale

Thomas V McGahan

John A Cowan

James P Duncan

Jean-Pierre Mobasser

D Hal Silcox, Iii

Roger P Jackson

Jonathan E Blackwell

William David Armstrong

Lindsey Gardner Waugh

Jonathan M Dewey

Eric Christian Lange

Stanley T Palmatier

Robert Andrew Fields

Bret Matthew Wilfong

Carrie L Gowan

Paul F Wheeler

Joshua A Ruth

Kidong Yu

James Michael Mirda

J Todd Strong

Mladen G Djurasovic

Jeffrey Lynn Gum

Olumide O Aruwajoye

Darren L Davis

Keith E Miller

Jason Waldo

William Alan Rezach

Scott A Yerby

Rodney Ray Ballard

Paul M Sand

Charles L Branch

Bret W Schneider

Richard J Kana

Alan Rezach

Vikas Patel

Francois Follini

W Carlton Reckling

Mary E Stuart

Charles Schulte Sullivan, Iii

Keith M Miller

Jack B Rentz

David A Provenzano

Babajide Ogunseinde

Julien J Prevost

Loic Josse

Gregory C Marik

Joshua W Simpson

Bertrand Peultier

Randall Frederick Dryer

Jerome Nayet

Trevor Seck

Stephen Edward White

David H Browning

Douglas H Wentz

William Allan Rezach

Chris Italiaie

M D Silcox

Roger Kirk Ii Owens

Charles H Crawford

Matthew W Morrison

Lindsey G Waugh

Jean-Pierre Mobasse

Olumide D Aruwajoye

Kindong Yu

M D Hal Iii Silcox

A frame and patient support are provided, as well as surgical methods using the frame and patient support. The frame and patient support can be used to support and manipulate the patient prior to, during, and after surgery to articulate the patient's body to facilitate stabilization of the patient's spine. The frame and patient support can be configured for rotation about a rotational axis, and the frame and patient support can include a lower-leg-support, an upper-leg-support, a pelvic-support, a torso-support, and a head-and-arm support for supporting corresponding portions of the patient's body.

Frame and patient support, and surgical methods using same

A positioning frame and method for use thereof for supporting a patient to facilitate different surgical approaches to the spine is provided. The positioning frame includes a main support beam, first and second support structures, a torso-lift support, and a pelvic-tilt support. The main support beam has a first end, a second end, and a length extending between the first and second ends. The main support beam defines and is rotatable an axis of rotation relative to at least the first and second support structures to adjust the rotatable position of the patient support thereby. The torso-lift support is attached to the main support beam, and is configured to pivot to move the torso of the patient between an unlifted position and a lifted position. The pelvic-tilt support is also attached to the main support beam, and is configured to support and move the thighs and the lower legs of the patient to facilitate adjustment of the hips of the patient.

Surgical frame facilitating articulatable support for a patient during surgery and method for use thereof

A surgical instrument includes a first member defining an axis and including a cutting surface. A second member includes a cutting surface that is rotatable relative to the first member. A third member includes an outer surface. The cutting surface of the second member is rotatable relative to the outer surface to transfer the cut tissue along the axis. Systems and methods are disclosed.

Surgical instrument and method

A surgical positioning frame for supporting a patient includes a main beam having an axis of rotation relative to support structures. The main beam rotates the patient between a prone position and a lateral position. The main beam including a conforming main beam portion extending between the first and second support arms. The conforming main beam is preferably configured to allow a surgeon access to one lateral side of the patient and a surgical assistant access to the other lateral side of the patient with limited interference thereby.

Surgical frame including main beam for facilitating patient access

A surgical frame and method for use thereof is provided. The surgical frame is capable of reconfiguration before, during, or after surgery. The surgical frame includes a main beam that can be rotated, raised/lowered, and tilted upwardly/downwardly to afford positioning and repositioning of a patient supported thereon. The surgical frame also includes a reconfigurable upper leg support for supporting portions of the upper legs, the hips, and the lower back of the patient to facilitate positioning and repositioning there during surgery. The upper leg support via reconfiguration thereof can accommodate patients of different sizes, can provide flexure of the patient's lumbar spine to facilitate surgical access thereto, and can prevent unwanted torsion of a patient's spine during such reconfiguration.

Reconfigurable upper leg support for a surgical frame

A lift, a head support, and methods for use thereof for use with a surgical frame are provided. The lift and the head support can be used with the surgical frame that is capable of reconfiguration before, during, or after surgery. The surgical frame can include a main beam that can be rotated, raised/lowered, and tilted upwardly/downwardly to afford positioning and repositioning of a patient supported thereon, and the lift and the head support can be used in lifting the patient from a table/gurney and positioning the patient with respect to the main beam.

Head support and method for use of the head support for positioning a patient relative to a surgical frame

A method for facilitating stabilization of a sacroiliac joint is provided. The method includes surgical and stabilization techniques for implanting bone anchors or fasteners such as a first bone screw, a second bone screw, and third bone screw in a pelvis traversing portions of a coxal bone and a sacrum, and extending through or adjacent at least a portion of a corresponding sacroiliac joint. The bone anchors or fasteners such as the first bone screw, the second bone screw, and the third bone screw can be inserted at different angles and locations to form a lattice structure that serves in securing the position of a coxal bone and a sacrum relative to one another to facilitate stabilization across a corresponding sacroiliac joint.

Surgical and stabilization techniques for treatment of sacroiliac joints

A patient-positioning system, computer-control and data-integration system, and surgical componentry are provided. The patient-positioning system can be used to manipulate the patient prior to, during, and after surgery to globally or regionally articulate the patient's body to facilitate stabilization of the patient's spine. And the computer-control and data-integration system can be used to facilitate operation of the patient-positioning system and enabling technologies use to perform surgery. Furthermore, the surgical componentry can be used to locally articulate the patient's body and/or the stabilize patient's spine. Surgical methods of using the patient-positioning system, the computer-control and data-integration system, and the surgical componentry for improving patient health outcomes are also provided.

Patient-positioning system, computer-control and data-integration system, surgical componentry, and surgical methods of using same

A method facilitates the treatment of the spine of a patient by providing simultaneous access through at least a first opening and a second opening formed in the patient. For example, the method can include the acts of positioning the patient on a surgical table, providing the first opening into a posterior portion of the patient, providing the second opening into a lateral portion of the patient, inserting a first device through the first opening into the patient to contact the spine in a first direction that is transverse to the coronal plane of the patient, and inserting a second device through the second opening into the patient to contact the spine in a second direction that is transverse to the sagittal plane of the patient, where the first and second openings are accessible simultaneously, and, when the first and second devises are inserted into the patient, the position of the patient is stationary with respect to a portion of the table.

Multiple spinal surgical pathways systems and methods

An expandable implant may include a superior endplate and an inferior endplate hingedly coupled together. The superior endplate may have at least one track extending in a proximal-to-distal direction and an inferior endplate may have at least one track extending in the proximal-to-distal direction. The implant may further include a proximal plate having a superior engagement surface and an inferior engagement surface. At least one shim may be disposed within the at least one tracks of the superior endplate and interior endplate, and the at least one shim may define an angle of inclination between the superior endplate and interior endplate. The at least one shim may be insert between the superior and inferior endplates to effectuate expansion and angulation. In various embodiments, the superior endplate may be supported by the superior engagement surface and the inferior endplate may be supported by inferior engagement surface.

Interbody implant with adjusting shims

An interbody implant includes an implant body extending between an anterior surface and a posterior surface. The implant body includes a first vertebral engaging surface and a second vertebral engaging surface. At least one of the vertebral engaging surfaces defines a cavity configured for disposal of bone growth detectable via medical imaging. Systems, spinal constructs, surgical instruments and methods are disclosed.

Spinal implant system and method

A patient-positioning system and method of using same are provided. The patient-positioning system can be used to manipulate the patient prior to, during, and after surgery to globally or regionally articulate the patient's body to facilitate stabilization of the patient's spine, and the surgical methods using the patient-positioning system can be used in improving patient health outcomes.

Patient-positioning system and surgical methods of using same

A spinal implant comprises an implant body extending between an anterior surface and a posterior surface. The implant body includes a first vertebral engaging surface and a second vertebral engaging surface. The implant body includes an outer surface that defines an oblique surface. A wall is connectable with the implant body and translatable relative to the oblique surface. Systems and methods are disclosed.

A patient-positioning system, and surgical componentry are provided. The patient-positioning system can be used to manipulate the patient prior to, during, and after surgery to globally or regionally articulate the patient's body to facilitate stabilization of the patient's spine. And the surgical componentry can be used to locally articulate the patient's body and/or the stabilize patient's spine. Surgical methods of using the patient-positioning system, and the surgical componentry for improving patient health outcomes are also provided.

Patient-positioning system and surgical componentry, and surgical methods of using same

Lift and method for use of a lift for positioning a patient relative to a surgical frame

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Melbourne Beach, FL, United States of America

Richard A Hynes