Neutin Orthopedics, LLC

Trident Orthopedics, Inc.

N&g Bracing Innovations, LLC

Steven Keith Neufeld

Albert Eugene Austin

Paul Stuart Cooper

Adam D McQueen

Simon J Mest

Kent Ellington

Matthew M Buchanan

Daniel Cuttica

Marcia Graddon

A medical grade thermoplastic or polymer implant with an osteoconductive coating is provided, specifically for corrections of the distal and proximal interphalangeal toe joints of the foot. The implant can be either straight or angled, and can be either solid or cannulated for insertion. The implant is sized and shaped depending on the specific anatomy and desired correction. End portions of the implant may be coated with an osteoconductive coating that promotes bone growth, but may reduce radiolucency. Thus, a central portion of the implant may remain uncoated to increase radiolucency of the implant at the region where two bones come together.

Titanium plasma coated medical grade thermoplastic or polymer proximal and distal interphalangeal toe implant

An internal fixed bone plates provided for load bearing and non-load bearing fixation for a rotational or translational osteotomy procedure for hallux valgus correction in the first metatarsal bone of the foot. The example include a set design plate having screw holes for attachment of the fixed bone plate to the first metatarsal bone of the foot. Screw holes are located on the plate, including screw holes on top or sides of the plate and screw holes at the ends of the plate. A temporary small holding wire hole may be located in the plate to hold the plate to the bone temporarily. This plate allows both angled screw fixation of various movable, rotational and translational osteotomy and locking screw hole capability to ensure stability when fixating the preferred rotational and translational osteotomy procedure.

Fixed bone plate for rotational and translational first metatarsal osteotomy procedures

An ankle brace and a method of bracing an ankle including a footplate with a heel portion; an attachable wedge for tilting the ankle brace to adjust a hindfoot varus or valgus position; and an arch support attachable to a top surface of the footplate.

Ankle brace and method of using same

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Steven Keith Neufeld