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60 results about "Cranial bone" patented technology

Cranial bone. n. Any of the bones surrounding the brain, comprising the paired parietal and temporal bones and the unpaired occipital, frontal sphenoid, and ethmoid bones.

Bone fastener and instrument for insertion thereof

A bone member fastener for closing a craniotomy includes a cap and a base interconnected by a narrow cylindrical collar. The cap has an externally threaded stud that screws into an internally threaded bore of the collar, thereby allowing the cap and base to be brought into clamping engagement against the internal and external faces of a bone plate and surrounding bone. In a particularly disclosed embodiment, the base of the fastener is placed below a craniotomy hole with the collar projecting into the hole, and the stud of the cap is screwed into the bore of the base from above the hole to clamp a bone flap against the surrounding cranium. This device provides a method of quickly and securely replacing a bone cover into a craniotomy. The distance between the cap and base can be selected by how far the threaded stud of the cap is advanced into the internally threaded collar. The fastener is therefore adaptable for use in several regions of the skull having various thicknesses. An insertion tool with a long handle permits safe and convenient placement of the base between the brain and the internal face of the bone plate. Some disclosed embodiments of the fastener have a cap and base that conform to the curved surface of the skull, for example by having an arcuate shape or flexible members that conform to the curvature of the bone plate and surrounding cranial bone as the fastener is tightened.
Owner:ZIMMER BIOMET CMF & THORACIC

Bone fastener and instrument for insertion thereof

A bone member fastener for closing a craniotomy includes a cap and a base interconnected by a narrow cylindrical collar. The cap has an externally threaded stud that screws into an internally threaded bore of the collar, thereby allowing the cap and base to be brought into clamping engagement against the internal and external faces of a bone plate and surrounding bone. In a particularly disclosed embodiment, the base of the fastener is placed below a craniotomy hole with the collar projecting into the hole, and the stud of the cap is screwed into the bore of the base from above the hole to clamp a bone flap against the surrounding cranium. This device provides a method of quickly and securely replacing a bone cover into a craniotomy. The distance between the cap and base can be selected by how far the threaded stud of the cap is advanced into the internally threaded collar. The fastener is therefore adaptable for use in several regions of the skull having various thicknesses. An insertion tool with a long handle permits safe and convenient placement of the base between the brain and the internal face of the bone plate. Some disclosed embodiments of the fastener have a cap and base that conform to the curved surface of the skull, for example by having an arcuate shape or flexible members that conform to the curvature of the bone plate and surrounding cranial bone as the fastener is tightened.
Owner:BIOMET MICROFIXATION

Navigation system and method for dental and cranio-maxillofacial surgery, positioning tool and method of positioning a marker member

The invention relates to a navigation system for dental and cranio-maxillofacial surgery, comprising a surgical handpiece (2), an imaging unit (4) which is movably attached to the surgical handpiece (2), and a marker member (6; 44, 46) which is attachable to a cranial bone, a facial bone (26), a tooth or teeth of a patient. The marker member (6; 44, 46) comprises a plurality of marker elements (8, 10; 46) which are detectable by the imaging unit (4). Further, the invention relates to a positioning tool (40) for use with the navigation system, wherein the positioning tool (40) is configured for positioning the marker member (44, 46) on a patient's cranial bone, facial bone (26), tooth or teeth and comprises a die element (42) and the marker member (44, 46). The marker member (44, 46) comprises a deformable material (44), the deformable material (44) is releasably received in the die element (42) and the plurality of marker elements (46) are arranged on a surface of the deformable material (44) which faces the die element (42), The invention further relates to a navigation method for dental and craniomaxillofacial surgery using the navigation system and to a method of positioning a marker member (44, 46) on a patient's cranial bone, facial bone (26), tooth or teeth using the positioning tool (40).
Owner:MININAVIDENT

Implantable cortical electrical stimulation appratus having wireless power supply control function

An implantable cortical electrical stimulation device having wireless power control function comprises: an electrical stimulation device (100) which is arranged through a perforation part of cranial bone (1) and upper part of which is covered with scalp and thus electrical stimulation is transferred outside dura meter (2) to cerebral cortex (3); a head set (200) which is provided controllably with antenna (210) connecting wirelessly with the electrical stimulation device (100) outside scalp and applying power, and is fixed to a head; and a control element (300) which controls the electrical simulation device (310) through a power wire (211) connected to the antenna (210) of the head set (200). According to the present invention, cranial bone is perforated and electrodes of the electrical stimulation device allows reference electrode and stimulation electrode to be contacted with cerebral cortex, and the electrical stimulation device is fixed to cranial bone with titanium screw and then implantation thereof is finished. Here, in order to supply power to the electrical stimulation device an antenna for supplying power is approached closely to scalp and the antenna is placed to be an exact center of the electrical stimulation device so that power supply and data can be transferred without error.
Owner:YESU HOSPITAL MANEGEMENT FOUND

Prior knowledge-based method for reconstructing artificial bone repair model of damaged part

The invention discloses a prior knowledge-based method for reconstructing the artificial bone repair model of a damaged part. According to the method, firstly, a skeleton outer contour is extracted from a medical tomographic CT image, and a repairing template is introduced. Meanwhile, a contour line is re-sampled from the repairing template according to the thickness of a broken layer. Secondly, atemplate layer which is the most matched with a to-be-repaired layer is searched out of the repairing template by utilizing a characteristic value method, and the template layer and the to-be-repaired layer are aligned and transformed. Thirdly, the isomorphic points of the breakpoint of the to-be-repaired layer are obtained on the template layer through a common included angle method, and a fitting equation between isomorphic points is calculated. The values are reversely substituted into a fitting equation and then the coordinate of the interpolation point of the to-be-repaired layer can beobtained. Fourthly, an inner contour is generated according to the given thicknesses of the inner and outer layers of the bone. Finally, an artificial bone repair model is obtained by utilizing the VTK three-dimensional reconstruction. The method disclosed by the invention is applied to the actual implantation operative procedure of personalized artificial bones when cranial bones are broken too seriously to be directly repaired by the surgical operation after human frontal bones, parietal bones and other parts are heavily damaged.
Owner:HOHAI UNIV CHANGZHOU

In-situ inoculating operation method for cerebral tumor tissue block animal and inoculating needle thereof

The invention discloses an in-situ inoculating operation method for a cerebral tumor tissue block animal. The method comprises the following steps: (a) taking a cerebral tumor tissue, and shearing the cerebral tumor tissue into tumor tissue particles; (b) placing the tumor tissue particles into a needle tube of a tissue block injection needle, and carrying out quantifiable indwelling control on the tumor tissue particles; (c) anaesthetizing the animal, dissecting the skin on the surface of the animal skull, and boring a hole on the animal cranial bone; (d) inserting the tissue block injection needle along a cranial bone hole, and slowly injecting the tumor tissue particles; and (e) slowly pulling out the needle, sealing the cranial bone hole by bone wax, and suturing the scalp. The method can ensure the original tissue structural property of an inoculated tumor tissue, provides a tumor model with high simulation degree for tumor research, can ensure the vitality of inoculated cells, has high tumor transplantation success rate, can realize quantification of cell number in the inoculated tumor tissue and positioning of inoculation in the tumor tissue animal brain, has short operation time, and can meet the requirement of needing large amount of animal models in once experiment.
Owner:THE SECOND HOSPITAL AFFILIATED TO SUZHOU UNIV
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