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Methods and apparatus for stabilizing the spine through an access device

InactiveUS20050090822A1Limit stressMore normal post-recovery range of motionInternal osteosythesisCannulasRange of motionDistal portion
In a method of treating the spine of a patient, an access device is inserted into the patient with the access device in a first configuration. The first configuration has a first cross-sectional area at a distal portion thereof. The access device is actuated to a second configuration that has an enlarged cross-sectional area at the distal portion thereof such that the distal portion extends across at least a portion of two adjacent vertebrae. A motion preserving stabilization device is delivered through the access device and coupled with both vertebrae, stabilizing the vertebrae while permitting a range of motion therebetween.
Owner:ZIMMER SPINE INC

Method for removing cracks of Rene104 nickel-based superalloy during laser additive manufacturing

The invention provides a method for removing cracks of Rene104 nickel-based superalloy during laser additive manufacturing, and belongs to the fields of additive manufacturing and superalloy. Aiming at solving the problem that cracks are liable to occur to Rene104 nickel-based superalloy with a high Al content and a high Ti content (Al+Ti>5%) during laser additive manufacturing, by designing laserforming parameters and sub-regional scanning strategies, generation of large-size cracks in a formed part is suppressed; then stress relief annealing is used for completely removing residual stress in the formed part; and discharge plasma sintering treatment is adopted for removing the cracks in the formed part, and grain growth during the sintering process is suppressed. The scheme that after the formed part is obtained through laser additive manufacturing, in combination with stress relief annealing and discharge plasma sintering treatment, the cracks in the formed part are removed is proposed for the first time. By using the method for preparing the Rene104 nickel-based superalloy with the high Al content and high Ti content, no cracks are found in the formed part, and the tensile strength of the formed part at the room temperature can reach 1300 MPa or higher.
Owner:CENT SOUTH UNIV
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