Published Patent: Anterior Transpedicular Fixation System For Maintaining A Vertebral Column

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  • Application
    EP20000403203
    2000-11-17
  • Publication
    EP 1101448
    2007-04-25
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    1101448
    2007-04-25
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TitleAnterior Transpedicular Fixation System For Maintaining A Vertebral Column
Granted Patent1101448
Granted Date2007-04-25
Priority Date1999-11-17 US 09/165971P
InventorsLuk, Dip Kei
Lu, Weijia
Lu, Duo Sai
CitationEP Published Patent application 1101448. European Patent Office (EPO), Escapenet, 2007 [How to Cite?]
AbstractThe Present Invention Relates To An Internal Anterior Transpedicular Fixation System And A Method For Rigidly Fixing The Spine Anteriorly At The Level Above And Below A Thoracolumbar Burst Fracture Or Tumor. The Internal Anterior Transpedicular Fixation System Has A Support Member Defining A Plurality Of Engaging Portions Thereon. At Least Two Of The Engaging Portions Are Spaced Longitudinally From Each Other And Adapted To Span At Least One Verteba. At Least Two Of The Engaging Portions Arc Spaced Laterally From Each Other And Adapted To Span A Lateral Distance Of The Verteba. A Plurality Of Fixation Elements Are Provided To Mount The Engaging Portions Onto The Verteba. Thereby, The Support Member Is Restrained From Rotational Or Translational Movement Relative To The Verteba.
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dc.contributor.inventorLuk, Dip Kei
dc.contributor.inventorLu, Weijia
dc.contributor.inventorLu, Duo Sai
dc.date.accessioned2011-10-19T06:33:05Z
patents.date.application2000-11-17
dc.date.available2011-10-19T06:33:05Z
patents.date.granted2007-04-25
patents.date.priority1999-11-17 US 09/165971P
patents.date.publication2007-04-25
dc.description.abstractThe Present Invention Relates To An Internal Anterior Transpedicular Fixation System And A Method For Rigidly Fixing The Spine Anteriorly At The Level Above And Below A Thoracolumbar Burst Fracture Or Tumor. The Internal Anterior Transpedicular Fixation System Has A Support Member Defining A Plurality Of Engaging Portions Thereon. At Least Two Of The Engaging Portions Are Spaced Longitudinally From Each Other And Adapted To Span At Least One Verteba. At Least Two Of The Engaging Portions Arc Spaced Laterally From Each Other And Adapted To Span A Lateral Distance Of The Verteba. A Plurality Of Fixation Elements Are Provided To Mount The Engaging Portions Onto The Verteba. Thereby, The Support Member Is Restrained From Rotational Or Translational Movement Relative To The Verteba.
patents.description.assigneeUniv Hong Kong [Cn]
patents.description.ccEP
patents.description.countryEuropean Patent Office
patents.description.kindB1
patents.identifier.applicationEP20000403203
dc.identifier.citationEP Published Patent application 1101448. European Patent Office (EPO), Escapenet, 2007 [How to Cite?]
patents.identifier.granted1101448
patents.identifier.hkutechidO&T-1999-00018
patents.identifier.publicationEP 1101448
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/142161
patents.relation.familyDE 1101448 (T1) 2002-02-07
patents.relation.familyDE 60034528 (T2) 2008-01-10
patents.relation.familyEP 1101448 (A2) 2001-05-23
patents.relation.familyHK 1036744 (A1) 2007-07-06
patents.relation.familyUS 6613051 (B1) 2003-09-02
dc.relation.isreferencedbyWO 2006023514 (A1) 2006-03-02
dc.relation.isreferencedbyEP 1285632 (A1) 2003-02-26
dc.rightsCreative Commons: Attribution 3.0 Hong Kong License For Public Patent Documents
dc.titleAnterior Transpedicular Fixation System For Maintaining A Vertebral Column
dc.typePatent
patents.typePatent_published