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1281 results about "Gonial angle" patented technology

Angle formed by the junction of the posterior and lower borders of the lower jaw.

Bone anchor and deployment device therefor

A rivet-like bone anchor has a floating washer at its head that can adapt to an angled bone surface and, thereby, better secure a tissue thereto. The anchor includes a rivet, an expandable sleeve, and a washer. The rivet includes a head and an elongate body having proximal and distal ends, the head being mounted on the proximal end of the elongate body. The expandable sleeve has an inner bore adapted to receive the rivet body. The washer “floats” at a proximal end of the sleeve. As the rivet is inserted into sleeve, the sleeve expands into an interference fit with the bone. The head of the rivet, moreover, forces the floating washer into contact with the tissue at an angle that conforms to that of the underlying bone surface. A deployment tool permits the anchor to be deployed without application of unnecessary counterforce. The tool includes an outer tube, the distal end of which can hold the anchor housing, e.g., via a screw fit. A rod, which is slidably disposed within the bore of the tube, can be used to push the rivet into the expandable sleeve so that the sleeve expands into the bone, so that the floating washer is forced into position against the bone surface, and so that anchor is broken away from the housing. This can be effected, for example, by squeezing the distal ends of the outer tube and the rod together, e.g., in the manner that the end of a syringe is squeezed.
Owner:INNOVASIVE DEVICES

Intramedullary nail for long bone fractures

An intramedullary nail for treating long bone fractures. The nail includes a proximal portion that may have a plurality of segments. The segments may be rotatable 360 degrees about a longitudinal axis of the nail such that the position of bone screw openings in the segments can be adjusted to a desired orientation. Locking rings or other locking mechanisms may be provided between the segments to lock the segments in place and allow the segments to be unlocked for readjustment of the position of the segments. The bone screw openings may be configured to allow further angular adjustment of the bone screws with respect to the longitudinal axis of the nail. Inserts may be placed within the bone screw openings to support the bone screws in position.
Owner:ADVANCED ORTHOPAEDIC SOLUITONS

Multi-adjustable plate for osteotomy

InactiveUS20120232596A1Shorten durationSimple techniqueBone platesAcute angleBiomedical engineering
The invention relates to a mechanical device intended for correcting a malformation of the bones of the body. The device is continuously adjustable, making the surgeon's work easier and reducing surgery time, thus reducing the risk of infection and, above all, guaranteeing the desired precision for surgery. The device comprises a top plate (1) suitable for sliding over a bottom plate (2) by means of a guide (7). Said plates can be screwed on either side of an angled notch made in the bone. The plates comprise respectively top (5) and bottom (6) bearings of the notch of the bone. Said bearings form an acute-angle bevel which substantially matches the surfaces of the notch. One of the plates is provided with an adjustment screw (4) for continuous adjustment of the relative positions of the plates. The device also comprises a locking screw (3) suitable for maintaining the open position of the device and, consequently, the final angle of the notch of the bone in the desired position. The Top bearing of the notch of the bone having angular adjustment is suitable for correcting the angle of the bevelled surface of the bearing, in particular the tibial slope, by means of a tapered screw (8) adjustment an angular space in the bearing.
Owner:RIBEIRO CHRISTIANO HOSSRI +1

Intervertebral prosthesis

An expandable intervertebral prosthesis includes a bone graft implant member dimensioned for insertion within an intervertebral space defined between adjacent vertebrae, thereafter adapted to vertically elevate and expand a plurality of barbs into the surrounding bone. The expandable intervertebral prosthesis has a tubular outer body portion having an axial bore with an enlarged proximal end and an exterior surface dimensioned to fit snugly within the space, and a barbed expansion cylinder slidably or rotatably mounted within the axial bore. The tubular outer body portion of the expandable intervertebral prosthesis has a plurality of longitudinal slots or holes in the wall thereof to allow the expansion and retraction of the expansion cylinder's barbs into or out of the surrounding bone. The barbs on the expansion cylinder may be elastically deformed from a normal, retracted configuration to a locking, splayed configuration wherein the outer ends of the barbs extend outwardly through the slots and exterior surface of tubular outer body to penetrate the surrounding bone as the expansion cylinder is moved. The expansion cylinder and, in one embodiment, the exterior surface of the tubular outer body portion, have a plurality of barbs disposed in circumferentially spaced relation about the body and positioned in various angles and positions respect to the axial bore. In another embodiment, the intervertebral prosthesis includes an elevating cylinder rotatably mounted within a frangible tubular outer body portion. The elevating cylinder has one or more detent positions that expand and vertically elevate the frangible tubular outer body portion of the intervertebral prosthesis body upon rotation thereof.
Owner:RHAUSLER

Accurate analogs for prostheses using computer generated anatomical models

Pre-surgical planning for cranial and facial reconstruction includes preparing a computer generated jaw or skull model for determining a locational position for a dental implant, a surgical bone implant to repair missing bone in the cranium, install ear prostheses, and / or install nose prostheses. The computer generated jaw or skull model is made from medical imagery and computer aided design. A surgical guide is prepared with oversize holes in registration with analogs for the dental or surgical bone implants to be inserted at the locational positions determined by a dentist or surgeon in the jaw or cranial skull model. The surgical guide is fitted atop each analog, and the surgical guide is bonded to the jaw or skull model at a predetermined angle of the analog in the jaw or skull. The surgical guide is removed from the model attached to the law or skull of a patient for accurate drilling during the dental or surgical procedure for insertion of the implants into the jaw or skull of the patient.
Owner:CLM ANALOGS LLC

In-situ formed intervertebral fusion device and method

An orthopedic device for implanting between adjacent vertebrae comprising: an arcuate balloon and a hardenable material within said balloon.In some embodiments, the balloon has a footprint that substantially corresponds to a perimeter of a vertebral endplate. An inflatable device is inserted through a cannula into an intervertebral space and oriented so that, upon expansion, a natural angle between vertebrae will be at least partially restored. At least one component selected from the group consisting of a load-bearing component and an osteobiologic component is directed into the inflatable device through a fluid communication means.
Owner:DEPUY SYNTHES PROD INC

Insertion of medical devices through non-orthogonal and orthogonal trajectories within the cranium and methods of using

The invention comprises an elongated device adapted for insertion, including self-insertion, through the body, especially the skull. The device has at least one effector or sensor and is configured to permit implantation of multiple functional components through a single entry site into the skull by directing the components at different angles. The device may be used to provide electrical, magnetic, and other stimulation therapy to a patient's brain. The lengths of the effectors, sensors, and other components may completely traverse skull thickness (at a diagonal angle) to barely protrude through to the brain's cortex. The components may directly contact the brain's cortex, but from there their signals can be directed to targets deeper within the brain. Effector lengths are directly proportional to their battery size and ability to store charge. Therefore, longer angled electrode effectors not limited by skull thickness permit longer-lasting batteries which expand treatment options.
Owner:HUA SHERWIN

Modular long bone prosthesis for partial or total bone replacement

A modular long bone prosthesis is provided having a proximal component and a retroversion component. The proximal component is configured at a proximal end to receive a head forming a portion of a joint and is formed at a distal end to mate with additional prosthesis components. The proximal component is formed to simulate an angle inherent in the proximal end of the bone to be replaced and includes an indicator adjacent the distal end to facilitate rotational alignment of the proximal component and additional prosthesis components. The retroversion component includes a proximal end configured to mate with the distal end of the proximal component. The proximal end includes alignment indicia for positioning relative to the indicator on the proximal component. When the indicator is in a first position relative to the alignment indicia the proximal component and the retroversion component establish a first alignment orientation forming an angle simulating the angle inherent in the proximal end of the right long bone of the long bone to be replaced. When the indicator is in a second position relative to the alignment indicia the proximal component and the retroversion component establish a second alignment orientation forming an angle simulating the angle inherent in the proximal end of the left long bone of the long bone to be replaced.
Owner:DEPUY PROD INC

Systems and methods for guiding cuts to a femur and tibia during a knee arthroplasty

An assembly for guiding resection of a femur and tibia of a knee joint in preparation for installing a femoral and tibial knee components. For example, the assembly can include tibial and femoral IM rods to which are connected through a tensioning bolt that allows controlled adjustment of the distraction of the tibia and femur during cut positioning in a range of flexion angles. Also, the assembly is usable with relatively small, noninvasive approaches to the knee joint by way of relatively narrow, low profile components that attach to tibial and femoral IM rods. Further, the assembly includes several quick-release components to allow fast assembly and disassembly in a surgical setting. Each of these aspects, along with the ability of the assembly to accurately guide initial reference cuts to the tibia and femur, promotes an improved outcome for the patient.
Owner:RASMUSSEN INSTR LLC

Digitalized making method of dental orthodontic appliance and fixed appliance

The invention discloses a digitalized making method of a dental orthodontic appliance. The digitalized making method comprises the steps of acquiring CT (Computed Tomography) data and carrying out intraoral scanning; reconstructing a three-dimensional oral tissue model to obtain bones and teeth; reconstructing intraoral scanning data to obtain gingivas and accurate teeth; compounding two models to obtain a composite model; calculating key parameters including tooth movement amount, required orthodontic force and moment, and force applying mode and the like, discharging a treated target dentition; accurately calculating a mode of moving each tooth and a movement distance or an angle, calculating a required force and moment; calculating required shape and size parameters of an SMP force applying mechanism, and further designing a force applying unit; generating an immobilizing structure according to the three-dimensional model of each tooth on the basis of the surface; designing accessories according to certain special movements so as to obtain an integral structure of an integrated orthodontic appliance; making an integrated orthodontic appliance by using a three-dimensional printer integrally formed from multiple materials, and providing the integrated orthodontic appliance for being clinically used by a doctor; and during clinical use, heating the integrated orthodontic appliance to a phase change temperature to ensure that the force applying unit becomes soft and is conveniently adhered and fixed on the surface of the tooth. An integrated fixed appliance manufactured by using the method comprises a force applying unit, an immobilizing unit and accessories.
Owner:北京诺亚口腔诊所有限公司
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