Epix Orthopaedics, Inc.

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Total Connect Spine, LLC

Robert Trigg McClellan

Amir Meir Matityahu

William H Dillin

An intramedullary rod for use with a fastener to repair a femur includes an elongate nail extending along a longitudinal axis and having a stem and a head. The head is provided with an aperture extending along an axis at an angle to the longitudinal axis for receiving the fastener. A mechanism is carried by the head for pivoting the axis of the aperture from a first angled position relative to the head to a second angled position relative to the head. A method for using the rod and fastener is provided.

Intramedullary rod for pivoting a fastener

Method for pivoting a fastener

A posterior spinal fastener is disclosed for insertion into a vertebra of a mammalian body, the vertebra having posterior elements and a vertebral body. The fastener includes an elongate member adapted for insertion into the vertebra. The elongate body has an anterior portion and a posterior portion. The anterior portion is arcuate in shape for placement in the vertebral body. The posterior portion has a length so as to be accessible at the posterior elements of the vertebra when the anterior portion is disposed in the vertebral body. A method of use of the posterior spinal fastener is also disclosed, in which the posterior spinal fastener is introduced into the vertebra at the posterior elements and arcuately extended into the vertebral body.

Posterior spinal fastener

An intramedullary rod for repairing a femur includes an elongate nail extending along a longitudinal axis and having a stem and a head. The head has a first aperture extending along a first axis at an angle to the longitudinal axis for receiving a first fastener and a second aperture extending along a second axis at an angle to the longitudinal axis for receiving a second fastener. A mechanism is carried by the head for pivoting the first axis from a first angled position relative to the head to a second angled position relative to the head. The second axis is nonpivotable relative to the head. An apparatus and method are provided.

Intramedullary rod with pivotable and fixed fasteners and method for using same

A portable leg exercising device including a frame having a top, bottom, and two sides. An upper roller subassembly is rotatably positioned adjacent the top of the frame, and a lower roller subassembly is rotatably positioned adjacent the bottom of the frame. A continuous belt extends around and between the two roller subassemblies. Pedal subassemblies are attached to opposite sides of the belt to permit a user to place their feet therein and to alternately push down against the pedals with their feet.

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Robert Trigg McClellan