Ganymed Robotics

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Depuy Ireland Unlimited Co.

Bonnin, Michel

Cartillier, Jean-Claude

Jacquot, Laurent

Chatelet, Jean-Christophe

Balay, Bruno

Ait Si Selmi, Tarik

Charlet, Claude

Setiey, Louis

Fessy, Michel Henri

Rollier, Jean-Charles

Vidalain, Jean-Pierre

Semay, Jean-Marc

Tarik Ait Si Selmi

Michel Bonnin

Nicolas Loy Rodas

Blaise Bleunven

Marion Decrouez

Cyril Moulin

Sophie Cahen

Duncan G Young

John Bohannon Mason

Sarah Bushell

Patrick Cannon

Kristoff Corten

Michael J Brock

Louis Setiey

Bruno Balay

Jean-Christophe Chatelet

Alain Machenaud

Claude Charlet

Jean Claude Cartillier

Jean Marc Semay

Jean Pierre Vidalain

Jean-Marc Semay

Jean-Pierre Vidalain

Jean-Charles Rollier

Laurent Jacquoit

Michel Henri Fessy

Phillip Lindeman

Carol Wagner

Jean-Claude Cartillier

Jamie Olson

Laurent Jacquot

A neck trial () is disclosed. The neck trial has a body () and a neck (). The body has an exterior surface. The neck extends away from the body along a neck axis (). At least one first line () is provided on the exterior surface, which extends in a first direction parallel to an inferior-superior axis of a patient when in use. At least one second line () is provided on the exterior surface, which extends in a second direction parallel to a medial-lateral axis of the patient in use. The number of first lines, or the position of the first line or lines relative to the second line or lines, is indicative of an amount of offset in the medial-lateral direction caused by the neck trial. The number of second lines, or the position of the second line or lines relative to the first line or lines, is indicative of an amount of leg-length in the inferior-superior direction caused by the neck trial. A kit of parts, a trial assembly and a method of trialling a joint of a patient are also disclosed.

Trialling

A computer-implemented method and a system for computer guided surgery, which include a transposition of an action, planned in a virtual environment with respect to a virtual referential R, to a physical action performed with a surgical tool in a real operating theatre environment for orthopedic surgery of a patient.

Method and system for computer guided surgery

A surgical system including a machining tool aimed at being manually displaced by an operator, a lockable unit including at least two linked and manually displaceable elements aimed at being manually arranged according to a least one calculated locked configuration, a sensor unit including at least one sensor aimed at following, in real time, a real time configuration of the lockable unit within an anatomical reference system, where the at least two elements of the lockable unit cooperate with lockable element, the lockable element being configured to be activated by a control unit when the real time configuration of the lockable unit corresponds to the at least one locked configuration recorded inside the control unit.

Lockable surgical system

A surgical system including a machining tool aimed at being manually displaced by an operator, a lockable unit including at least two linked and manually displaceable elements aimed at being manually arranged according to a least one calculated locked configuration, a sensor unit including at least one sensor aimed at following, in real time, a real time configuration of the lockable unit within an anatomical reference system, &#x2014;where the at least two elements of the lockable unit cooperate with lockable element, the lockable element being configured to be activated by a control unit when the real time configuration of the lockable unit corresponds to the at least one locked configuration recorded inside the control unit.

A line of cotyloid implants of different sizes including a cup intended to be fastened in a cotyloid cavity and including a substantially hemispherical polar portion and an equatorial portion extending the polar portion, the polar portion and the equatorial portion delimiting a substantially hemispherical inner cavity, an insert pivotally mounted in the inner cavity delimited by the polar and equatorial portions of the cup, the insert delimiting an inner cavity having an inner spherical surface portion and intended to pivotally and retentively mount a prosthetic femoral head, where the height of the equatorial portions of the cups of the various cotyloid implants belonging to the line varies in a decreasing manner as a function of the increase in the size of the cotyloid implants.

Line of cotyloid implants of different sizes

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