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Surgentec, LLC

Sean Biro

Walter Biro

Travis Greenhalgh

Andrew Shoup

David Swinscoe

Lucky Monroe

The devices and methods described herein refer to a guidewire, sometimes referred to as a K-wire, for use during varying orthopedic surgeries. The guidewire allows for the measurement of objects and distances inside the patient's body when used in tandem with x-ray or fluoroscopy imaging. Also, the devices and methods described herein act as a guide to accurately insert an instrument or implant, in the correct orientation, to the surgical site. The guidewire comprises a measurement segment that comprises one or more markers placed at known distances from the distal end of the guidewire. The markers, when used in tandem with fluoroscopy and/or x-ray imaging, provide users with a reference for measuring objects and distances inside the body. The markers can have many possible designs or configurations such as, but not limited to, visualization windows, grooves, notches, and/or material inserts.

Device and method for determining proper screw or implant size during orthopedic surgery

Guidewire

A foldable warning device includes a number of illuminated display elements attached to one another to move along a flat plane, a number of permanent magnets for the attachment of the display to a vehicle, and a support illuminated element that can be moved from a position extending along the flat plane to a position extending away from the flat plane to support the device on a road surface, Alternately, the device may be attached to extend outward from a window on either side of the vehicle.

Foldable warning device having a plurality of indications

A substrate covering system includes a plurality of elongated board members, which are, for example composed of an extruded thermoplastic material. Preferably, each of the elongated board members has a convex inner surface and a concave outer surface, both of which are flattened as the edges of the board member are attached to the substrate. Preferably, the inner surface has notches facilitating adhesive attachment to the substrate, while the outer surface has grooves curved to simulate a wood grain and to prevent slipping. The system may also include an elongated edge trim strip that can be configured to cover several different types of substrate edges.

Extruded plastic members for covering wood surfaces

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Boca Raton, FL, United States of America

Sean Biro