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Institute of Musculoskeletal Science and Education, Ltd.

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Graham Ansloe Scott

Robert Allan Morris

Alexander Anthony Krajewski

Alan Joseph Messerli

David James Lesslie

Edgar Yee

Daniel Boyd Kroushl

Stephen William Oneufer

Scott Edward McPherren

Paul T Rajotte

Daniel Jason Leeman

Irenaeus S Panus

Roger N Castonguay

Roger J Morgan

Ronald G Pekrul

William E Duffield

Neal E Rowe

Gregory S Sundheim

Thomas Frederick Papallo, Jr

Megan A Stauffer

Hamon L Craft

Yuet-Ying Yu

Henry J Tucholski

Edward J McShane, Iii

Joseph M Nyahay

Leet E Denton, Iii

George W Kiesel

Rami Hamzey

Mathew Gordon

Joseph M Palmieri

Graham A Scott

Edward McShane

James M Mitsch

Charles Stephen Pitzen

Marsha Jean Harris

David Arnold

James I Smith

Ronald R Russell

Gregory T DiVincenzo

Lee A Wambolt

Matthew R Hussey

Jared A Bryll

Morris Len Roush, Jr

Alexander A Krajewski

Thomas F Papallo

David J Lesslie

Edwin J Collin

Frank A Todaro

Michael C Von Kannewurff

David J Meiners

Hemant K Mody

James Arthur Marple

Michael H Thomas

Richard A Dziura

LeeAnne Wambolt

Anthony L Richards

Jonathan Keller Hamilton

David D MacDonald

Paul A Raymont

Jeff Fries

Lloyd G Palmer

James Allen Stoner

Charles R Bruce

Richard Fischer

George Norman Russ

Samir Chreim

Mark Francis Yerse

Jose Munoz

Roger Fitz

Nataniel De Jesus Barbosa Vicente

Edward J Collin

Gerald Raymond Feldmeier

Richard A Rasansky

Marsha J Harris

Edward J Iii Mcshane

Josheph M Nyahay

Edward J Mcshane

George N Russ

Electrical power distribution devices with a bypass unit that electrically engages one of two alternate units for powering a load while electrically isolating the other using a six pole power transfer switch and mechanical and electrical interlocks to allow a technician to access one of the alternate units when de-energized and in position while the other of the alternate units is energized and powering the load.

Electrical power distribution systems with a bypass unit that couples to a load and electrically engages one of two alternate units for powering the load and related methods

An implant includes a body including a substrate and a bone interfacing lattice disposed on the substrate. The bone interfacing lattice includes at least two layers of elongate curved structural members. In addition, the at least two layers of elongate curved structural members include a first layer adjacent the substrate and a second layer adjacent the first layer. Also, the first layer has a first deformability and the second layer has a second deformability, wherein the second deformability is greater than the first deformability. Further, one or more of the elongate curved structural members may have a spiraling geometry.

Implant with multi-layer bone interfacing lattice

Electrical power distribution systems with a bypass unit that electrically engages one of two alternate units for powering a load while electrically isolating the other using a power transfer switch with first and second contactors and mechanical and electrical interlocks to allow a technician to access one of the alternate units when de-energized and in position while the other of the alternate units is energized and powering the load.

A system and method are provided for coordinating the installation and removal a motor control center subunit with the power connection and interruption thereof. A system of interlocks and indicators causes an operator to install a motor control center subunit into a motor control center, and connect supply and control power thereto, in a particular order. Embodiments of the invention may prevent actuation of line contacts of the bucket, and shield the line contacts, until the bucket is fully installed in the motor control center. Other embodiments also prevent circuit breaker closure until the line contacts are engaged with a bus of the motor control center.

Coordinating installation and connection of a motor control center subunit having moveable line contacts

An intervertebral implant may include an anterior plate forming a first monolithic structure defining a first end of the implant, and including at least two screw holes each configured to receive a bone screw; and a plurality of coils extending from the anterior plate about a periphery of the implant. The screw holes may be angled such that, when the implant is inserted between two adjacent vertebrae, bone screws are guided into the adjacent vertebrae.

Coiled implants and systems and methods of use thereof

An implant may include a body having a leading edge portion, a trailing edge portion, and an intermediate portion. The leading edge portion may include a substantially smooth surface forming a substantial majority of a leading edge surface and the trailing edge portion may include a monolithic structure including at least one receptacle configured to receive an insertion tool. The intermediate portion may include a plurality of elongate curved structural members continuously formed with at least one of the leading edge portion and the trailing edge portion. In addition, the elongate curved structural members may be configured such that the intermediate portion remains substantially rigid under compressive forces during insertion of the implant between bone surfaces of a patient. Also, the elongate curved structural members may include an elongate curved structural member extending longitudinally from the leading edge portion to the trailing edge portion and having a substantially sinusoidal configuration.

Implant with curved bone contacting elements

A system and method for connecting supply power to motor control components includes use of a motor control center subunit with moveable supply power contacts. After a motor control center subunit is secured into a motor control center compartment, the supply power contacts may be advanced to engage supply power buses. For disconnection, the supply power contacts may be retracted and isolated from the buses before physical removal of the subunit.

Motor control center subunit having moveable line contacts and method of manufacture

An implant includes a body including a substrate and a bone interfacing lattice disposed on the substrate. The bone interfacing lattice includes at least two layers of elongate curved structural members. In addition, the at least two layers of elongate curved structural members include a first layer adjacent the substrate and a second layer adjacent the first layer. Also, the first layer has a first deformability and the second layer has a second deformability, wherein the second deformability is greater than the first deformability.

Motor control centers have units or buckets with one or more sliding shutters that controllably block access to a stab isolation port based on position of the operator disconnect handle using attached cams that slide the shutter right and left. A front panel of the unit or bucket may also be configured to pivot out about a long axis associated with a bottom long side thereof.

Motor control center units with retractable stabs and interlocks

Switch handle for circuit breakers

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Fayetteville, NC, United States of America

Robert Allan Morris