Multi-lead internal threads in orthopedic rod locking apertures improve thread registration and reduce bone damage during fastener installation.
Deployable engagement arms transition from a stowed position to stabilize spinous processes, reducing procedural invasiveness.
Coupled intramedullary nail shafts prevent the z-effect by synchronizing lag and anti-rotation screws through integrated mechanical engagement.
Scar tissue anchors a tongue implant with adjustable arms, preventing airway obstruction while preserving swallowing and speech function.
Articulating laminoplasty plates adjust angularly and transitionally to reduce pressure on the spinal cord and nerve roots.
Segmented anterior clivus plate with angled fixation resolves C1-C2 instability from rheumatoid arthritis by enabling realignment and structural stability.
A rotary surgical handpiece integrates a gear train for high torque and a stimulator assembly for nerve integrity monitoring.
A rotatively attachable quick closure secures connecting elements to bone screws using directional hooks and a filler.
A spinous process implant uses a locking element with integrated securing members to maintain position without manual intervention.
Direct pin mounting of the retractor tube eliminates guidewire steps, reducing procedural time and tissue disruption.
A flexible plastic implant with variable wall thickness creates a pocket shape to maintain proper lateral spacing between vertebrae.
Unitary flexible spinal spacers accommodate vertebral angulation while maintaining stability through textured surfaces and elastic flex portions.
A cable passer sheath engages the device end hole to create a guided pathway for retrograde cable insertion.
A surgical mid-foot compression pin uses a conical rear outer thread to secure anchoring in foot bones.
A spinal rod connector assembly extends in situ constructs via nested segments.
An integrated cutting guide on a pericardial patch enables precise sternal re-entry and cast removal, reducing skin damage and complication risks.
An expandable spinal pedicle screw system incorporates polyaxial joints and distraction rods to maintain dynamic motion.
A surgical instrument uses a multi-lever assembly to amplify force applied by an actuator through sinusoidal clamping jaws.
Expanded screw region steps and covering nuts distribute bending loads to prevent neck fractures in revision knee adapters.