Andrew C. Kohm - Burlingame CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Mountain View CA, US Hugues F. Malandain - Mountain View CA, US Avram A. Edidin - Portola Valley CA, US
Assignee:
Kyphon Sarl - Neuchatel
International Classification:
A61F 2/44
US Classification:
606246, 623 1711
Abstract:
Spinal implants and methods for performing surgical procedures on the spine are describe herein. In one embodiment, for example, a method includes percutaneously inserting into a body an expandable member having a first configuration, a second configuration and a third configuration. The expandable member includes a support portion and a retention portion. The support portion has a longitudinal axis and is configured to be disposed between adjacent spinous processes. The retention portion is configured to limit movement of the support portion along the longitudinal axis. When the expandable member is in the first configuration, it is disposed in a first location between the adjacent spinous processes. The expandable member is then expanded from the first configuration to the second configuration. The expandable member is then contracted from the second configuration to the third configuration and disposed in a second location, the second location being different from the first location.
Spinous-Process Implants And Methods Of Using The Same
Andrew Kohm - Burlingame CA, US Hugues F. Malandain - Mountain View CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Mountain View CA, US
Assignee:
Kyphon SARL - Neuchatel
International Classification:
A61B 17/70
US Classification:
606248
Abstract:
Devices and methods for performing a procedure within a spine are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a method includes coupling a first implant to a pedicle of a first vertebra of a spinal column such that at least a portion of the first implant is disposed between a first spinous process and a second spinous process of the spinal column. A second implant is coupled to a pedicle of a second vertebra of the spinal column. At least a portion of an outer surface of the first implant is configured to contact at least a portion of an outer surface of the second implant when the spinal column is in extension. The outer surface of the first implant and the outer surface of the second implant being at a spaced distance from each other when the spinal column is in flexion.
Andrew Kohm - San Mateo CA, US Janna Clark - Belmont CA, US Samuel Lee - San Francisco CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Sunnyvale CA, US
Assignee:
Kyphon SARL - Neuchatel
International Classification:
A61B 2/44
US Classification:
606246, 606105, 606914, 623 1711
Abstract:
A bone support and/or barrier device and having an implantable structure including an outer surface, an inner surface, a first bone contact portion, and a second bone contact portion. The structure is collapsible to an undeployed configuration capable of percutaneous insertion to the interior of a bone and expandable to a deployed configuration in the bone. In the deployed configuration, the first bone contact portion contacts a first portion of the bone, and the second bone contact portion contacts a second portion of the bone such that a load placed on the first portion of the bone is transferred through the implantable structure to the second portion of the bone. The implantable structure includes a barrier material adapted to restrict bone filler material inserted into the bone adjacent the inner surface of the structure from flowing to the outer surface of the structure. A method is also disclosed.
Diammonium Phosphate And Other Ammonium Salts And Their Use In Preventing Clotting
Samuel Lee - Mountain View CA, US Stephanie Louie - San Mateo CA, US Jeffrey D. Schwardt - Palo Alto CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Mountain View CA, US Robert Wenz - Wollstadt, DE
International Classification:
A61K 31/04 A61F 2/06 A61K 33/42
US Classification:
424601, 424710, 623 142
Abstract:
The present invention relates to products, methods, and processes of various ammonium salts and their use as anti-coagulants.
Andrew Kohm - Burlingame CA, US Dan Marshall Jolivette - Santa Rose CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Mountain View CA, US
International Classification:
A61F 2/44 A61B 17/58
US Classification:
623 1711, 606 63, 623 1712
Abstract:
A bone barrier device can comprise a barrier material that can be inserted into the interior of a bone and adapted to prohibit substantially all of a bone filler material from flowing through and/or around the barrier material into and through a compromised portion of the bone. Such a barrier device may be inserted into a void created in the interior of a vertebral body so as to prevent the flow of bone cement through and/or around the barrier material into a compromised endplate and/or vertebral body wall. The bone barrier device may comprise a barrier material having an open weave, mesh, and/or through hole design adapted to reduce the flow, and to allow some flow, of bone filler material through and/or around the barrier material.
Andrew Kohm - Burlingame CA, US Janna Clark - Belmont CA, US Samuel Lee - Mountain View CA, US Thomas A. Slater - Mountain View CA, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/58 A61M 29/00 A61F 2/44
US Classification:
606 93, 606 63, 606 99, 606192, 623 1711
Abstract:
A bone support and/or barrier device, system, kit, and method can include an implantable structure having an outer surface, an inner surface, a first bone contact portion, and a second bone contact portion. The structure can be collapsible to an undeployed configuration capable of percutaneous insertion to the interior of a bone and expandable to a deployed configuration in the bone. In the deployed configuration, the first bone contact portion can contact a first portion of the bone, and the second bone contact portion can contact a second portion of the bone such that a load placed on the first portion of the bone can be transferred through the implantable structure to the second portion of the bone. The implantable structure can include a barrier material adapted to restrict a bone filler material inserted into the bone adjacent the inner surface of the structure from flowing to the outer surface of the structure.
Calcium Particle-Embedded, Snap-To-Dough, High-Viscosity Bone Cement
Samuel Lee - San Francisco CA, US Joerg Meyer - Heusenstamm, DE Robert Wenz - Wollstadt, DE Thomas A. Slater - Sunnyvale CA, US Ann M. Heike - Redwood City CA, US
Assignee:
WARSAW ORTHOPEDIC, INC - Warsaw IN
International Classification:
A61K 47/32
US Classification:
523116
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a composition comprising: a) a first component comprising a poly(methyl met 5 hacrylate) (PMMA), a contrast agent, a radical donor and calcium based particles; and b) a second component comprising methyl methacrylate (MMA), a radical scavenger, and a polymerization accelerator; wherein the composition has an average setting time of about 13 minutes.
Slater & Slater, P.C. 129 W. Patrick St., Ste. 9, Frederick, MD
Specialties:
Social Security Disability Social Security Child Abuse and Neglect Child Custody Family Law Divorce Child Support Wills and Estates Probate Trusts and Estates Collections Personal Injury Auto Accidents Trucking Accidents Motorcycle Accidents
Antitrust Arbitration & Mediation Business Law Criminal Law Health Care Law Personal Injury Products Liability Alternative Dispute Resolution Antitrust Litigation Business Crimes Defense Class Action, Multidistrict Litigation Competition & Antitrust Copyright Criminal Defense General Civil Hatch-Waxman Practice Intellectual Property Internal Investigations Life Sciences Litigation Patent Practice Product Liability and Mass Tort Trademarks
Law School:
University of Virginia School of Law
Education:
University of Virginia School of Law, L.B Virginia Military Institute, BA
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