Correcting and bracing device specifically for the spinal column
CA 1323809 C · Owner: Biedermann, Lutz · Inventors: Harms, Jurgen; Biedermann, Lutz
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A correcting and bracing device is specifically used to stabilize an injured spinal column. Four screws with a threaded shaft element 7 and a receptor 8 are provided to allow for simple setting of the vertebrae as well as for subsequent re-adjustment. A first pair of threaded pins 45, 46 is provided to join respectively one rod with two of the screws at a first point of connection at their receptor, as well as a second pair of threaded pins 29, 30 whereof respectively one may be connected with two of the screws at a second point of connection placed opposite to said first point of connection.
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- Granted November 2, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 2, 2010.
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