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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 14, 2015
Filed:
Feb. 25, 2010
Matthias E. Schuele, Freiburg, DE;
Matthias E. Schuele, Freiburg, DE;
Christian P. Schuele, Freiburg, DE;
Thomas C. Schuele, Munich, DE;
Matthias E. Schuele, Freiburg, DE;
Edgar F. Schuele, Freiburg, DE;
pro med instruments GmbH, Freiburg, DE;
Abstract
A substantially radiolucent cranial stabilization pin is adapted for use with a fixture for immobilizing a patient's head during a medical procedure. The pin includes a tip and a body, which are secured together to form the pin. The tip and body are constructed from non-ferrous, non-magnetic materials that are biocompatible. The tip and body are safe for use with, and compatible with, imaging techniques including MR imaging and CT imaging. In some examples the tip is a titanium insert and the body is molded within and around at least a portion of the tip. In some versions, the tip includes a hollow portion and one or more openings providing access to the hollow portion. The molded body flows into and around portions of the tip creating a secure pin suitable to withstand torque and axial forces observed in use.
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