Arcuate element and external fixation device containing same for osteosynthesis and osteoplasty
CA 1318202 C · Owner: Monticelli, Georgio · Inventors: Monticelli, Georgio; Wagenknecht, Marcel; Spinelli, Renato
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P.C. 7024, ARCUATE ELEMENT AND EXTERNAL FIXATION DEVICE CONTAINING SAME FOR OSTEOSYNTHESIS AND OSTEOPLASTY Abstract, An arcuate cradle element for use in an external fixation device is generally in the shape of a partial or full circular toroid whose transverse cross-section comprises two opposed and symmetrical polygonal portions, joined by a web serving to connect and space apart the polygons. The polygonal portions are preferably triangular portions. Two of the arcuate cradle elements of unequal length may be combined to form a full circle.
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- Granted May 25, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 25, 2010.
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