Trice Medical, Inc.

Globus Medical, Inc.

Richard H Washburn, Ii

Richard Thomas Briganti

Richard A Kienzle

Carl Deirmengian

Andrew Charles Davison

Alfred J Intintoli

Hayden Cameron

Richard W Castle

Benoit Brot

Frederick H Hardenbrook

Loris Duch

Israel Oluwasakin

Carl Deimengian

Stephen Cragg

A system for computer assisted navigation during surgery includes a computer platform that operates to register a target surgical area of a patient. In certain cases, a process includes: obtaining a pre-op CT image of a pelvic region of a patient and intra-operatively obtaining a point cloud data about the pelvic region with a navigated instrument, generating a 3D bone model which excludes non-targeted area such as a femur, and then merging the 3D bone model to the point cloud to register the target surgical area.

Patient registration for total hip arthroplasty procedure using pre-operative computed tomography (CT), intra-operative fluoroscopy, and/or point cloud data

An integrated scope and biopsy device having visualization for use in many different medical applications, such as, but not limited to, collection of uterine tissue biopsy is disclosed. The device may further include an integrated camera and light for visualizing the interior of the uterus and the tissue biopsy site itself. Further, the device is configured to evacuate tissue biopsies through aspiration and irrigation.

Fully integrated endoscope with biopsy capabilities and methods of use

The present invention relates to a fully integrated sterilizable one time use disposable tissue visualization device and methods for using such devices. Preferred embodiments of the invention facilitate the visualization of an internal tissue site while causing a minimum of damage to the surrounding tissue. Further preferred embodiments may allow for the delivery of fluids and other treatment to an internal tissue site.

Fully integrated, disposable tissue visualization device

An integrated clot evacuation device having visualization for use in neurosurgical applications, particularly for the evacuation of clots formed as a result of intracranial hemorrhage (ICH). The device may further include an integrated camera and light for visualizing the interior of the brain and the clot itself. Further, the device is configured to evacuate clots through aspiration and irrigation.

Clot evacuation and visualization devices and methods of use

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Wayne, PA, United States of America

Richard H Washburn, Ii