Globus Medical, Inc.

Ctl Medical Corporation

Synthes USA, LLC

Depuy Synthes Products, Inc.

Other

Global Medical Inc.

Ctl Biotec, Corporation

Gmedelaware 2 LLC

Ctl Amedica Corporation

Synthes Gmbh

Sean S Suh

Mark Weiman

Chad Glerum

Jon Suh

Damien O'Halloran

Jody L Seifert

David C Paul

Ryan Michael Agard

David Rathbun

Samuel Yoon

Andrew Iott

Adam Friedrich

Jason Pastor

Michael Moretti

William S Rhoda

Daniel Davenport

Jeff Bennett

Richard J Broman

Christoph Andreas Roth

Christopher J Ryan

Kurt Faulhaber

Jason Cianfrani

Aditya Ingalhalikar

John Matthews

Vipin Kunjachan

Michal Zentko

Daniel Waite

Mark A Reiley

Mark Fromhold

Erik William Peterson

Ryan Watt

Robert F Leonard

Lan Anh Nguyen Duong

Roy Thomas Daniel

Noah Hansell

Colm McLaughlin

Duncan Sibson

Marcin Niemiec

Nick Padovani

Edward Dwyer

Douglas Cahill

Hilliary Kopp

Jamie Carroll

Thomas McLeer

Hongwon Yoon

Michelle Kofron

Ed Reilley

Brian Malm

Bala K Giri

Sophia Tetteh

Christopher R Ralph

Thomas R Keyer

Leonard Tokish

Mark Kuiper

John Arthur Ohrt

Michael J Funk

Anthony V Finazzo

Leonard J Tokish, Jr

Rory Palmer

Cin Abidin

Philip Berg

Lawrence J Binder, Jr

Rob Trezise

David Koch

Lan Anh Duong

Michael E Black

Lawrence J Binder

David K Koch

Stephan Lawson

Jonathan Perloff

Daniel Spangler

Hilliary Adams

Pascal Stihl

Jon Wing

Allen Kim

Walter P Jacobsen

Nitin Kukkar

Hillary Adams

Thomas McCleer

Chris Angelucci

Matt Hansell

John Yi

A device for dispensing biomaterial includes a handle configured to receive a syringe, the syringe including a biomaterial and a threaded plunger, and an engagement pin retained within the handle and slidable between a first position and a second position. The engagement pin is configured to engage the threaded plunger in the first position, the engagement pin is further configured to disengage from the threaded plunger in the second position.

Biomaterial dispensing device

The invention discloses an improved wedging cage within the sacroiliac (SI) joint and fixation screw(s). The wedging cage is adapted to be positioned between the sacrum and the lilac bone (e.g., the sacroiliac joint), and the wedging cage is effective to receive one or more fixation or axial screws to fasten the wedging cage and secure the wedging cage to the adjacent pelvic bones to provide a combination effect of fusion and/or fixation. Accordingly, the improved fixation screw assemblies promote flexibility and adaptability due to the adjustable head being movable to a locked and unlocked position relative to the screw body when implanted onto a substrate.

Fixation screw and method

An expandable intervertebral implant for an intervertebral fusion is provided. The implant includes a first endplate, a second endplate, a translation member and an auger mounted to the translation member and extending through the second endplate. The first endplate includes a sloped anterior face and a sloped posterior face. The second endplate includes a posteriorly facing sloped surface for matingly engaging the sloped anterior face of the first endplate. The translation member includes an anteriorly facing sloped surface for matingly engaging the sloped posterior face of the first endplate.

Expandable interbody fusion device

The invention relates to a modular anchoring adaptor that engages with existing features of commercially available ALIF cages to help eliminate migration and/or anterior expulsion cause by the instability of the spine, such as lordosis. Such modular adaptor will mate or engage with existing features to enhance anchoring within the vertebral disc space, which space is limited and a low-profile should be maintained.

Spinal cage with modular anchoring elements

A universal water pipe adapter for use with a disposable container is provided. The universal water pipe adapter includes a cap housing having a cap universal engagement gasket configured to removably engage a container mouth of the disposable container. A slide port is formed in a cap cover to connect the cap cover to a cap cavity. A slide assembly having a slide bowl and a slide tube is passed through the slide port. An inhale channel is positioned on the cap cover and connects an inhale port to the cap cavity.

Universal water pipe adapter

A soft tissue repair system is provided for covering or filling openings in the annulus of an intervertebral disc. The soft tissue repair system uses a single plug or a combination of a first plug and a second plug. The second plug is a flowable plug such as an adhesive material or a material that hardens to a flexible plug material. Each plug is configured to close the opening in the annulus and can be positioned within the opening, over the opening at the exterior surface or over the opening at the interior surface. The plug can also be combined with a clamping mechanism that engages the annulus to secure the plug in the opening.

Soft tissue repair system

Systems, devices and methods related to retractor systems that retract tissue to allow access to a surgical site are described. The retractor systems can include a first rotatable arm attachable to a first blade, a second rotatable arm attachable to a second blade and a third linearly translatable arm attachable to a third blade. An attachment mechanism that is attachable to a fourth blade can be removably coupled to a mount on the frame. The retractors systems can also include two blade systems whereby when the retractor is in a closed configuration, the two blades form an oval opening.

Tissue retractor and method of use

A resilient core is positioned between bony projections which are offset from a principal load bearing region of a spinal joint. Shaped projections extend from the core, and engage the bony projections by conforming to anatomical landmarks, and may be fastened to the bony projections. During flexion of the joint, the core absorbs some of the force of compression, and limits an extent to which the joint may compress. If the shaped projections are connected to the bony projections, extension of the joint is inhibited by the projections and the core, limiting the extent to which the joint may be distracted. In this manner, healing is fostered, and a weakened or damaged joint is protected from excessive movement.

Lateral spine stabilization devices and methods

A power tool for removing an intervertebral disc and preparing vertebral endplates is described. The power tool may include a cutting element, and the height of the cutting element may be adjustable. The cutting element may be a braided cable and may include one or more beads to enhance the effectiveness of the cable. The cutting element may have a minimum height requirement, which may not be satisfied in patients with a collapsed disc due to degenerative disc disorder. For these patients, also described are bone tamps for increasing the intervertebral distance and providing access to tissues distal to the tamp. One type of bone tamp features an inflatable balloon with an inner lumen. Another type of bone tamp includes an expanding distal end and an inner cannula. Also described is a manual expander scraper tool that is compatible with both types of bone tamp.

Devices and methods for the preparation of inter vertebral discs

Stand-alone interbody fusion devices and corpectomy devices suitable for use with an oblique implantation. The stand-alone interbody fusion devices may include a spacer having a substantially U-shaped body and a plate coupled to the spacer. The overall shape of the implant is asymmetrical such that a median plane, an oblique plane, or both planes divide the spacer and the plate into two asymmetrical halves. The implants are shaped and configured to allow for an oblique or anterolateral approach to the spine or an oblique corpectomy.

Interbody standalone intervertebral implant

Access devices including access ports and retractors, which enhance the working area and access to a surgical site. The access port includes a tubular body with at least one sidewall defining an interior path along the length of the tubular body. The sidewall includes a rigid portion and a flexible portion. The flexible portion is able to stretch or deform, for example, to accommodate an angled trajectory of a surgical implement. A surgical access device for retracting tissue includes a plurality of retractor blades. The outer surface of the retractor blades form a substantially circular cross-sectional configuration with a plurality of spiral ridges projecting therefrom such that advancement of the retractor into the surgical site may be improved.

Surgical devices for access to surgical sites

An interbody system for implanting between vertebrae, the interbody system comprises a cage having a cage body that includes a graft chamber having a volume that receives graft material, a sagittal wall that forms a portion of the graft chamber, and a wall membrane that forms another portion of the graft chamber. The interbody system may comprise an interbody device that includes an aperture that receives a bone fastener, wherein the wall membrane interacts with the bone fastener. The wall membrane may bend as result of a force applied by the bone fastener to a portion of the wall membrane, thereby providing directional support to the bone fastener and/or forcing graft material from the graft chamber.

Modular plate and cage elements and related methods

A spacer member is provided that is configured to be implanted adjacent an anatomical structure. The spacer member defines a curved bore, a first opening in a side wall of the spacer member and a second opening in one of a top wall and a bottom wall of the spacer member. Each of the first opening and the second opening are in fluid communication with the curved bore. A flexible anchoring member is configured to be inserted through the side opening and through the curved bore of the spacer member such that a distal end portion of the flexible anchoring member extends out of the second opening at an angle relative to the one of the top wall and the bottom wall of the spacer member.

Flexible anchoring and fusion devices and methods of using the same

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