Abstract: An orthopedic surgical system may include a goniometer including a flexible sensor having a first end and a second end. The first end is coupled to a reference structure, and the flexible sensor generates measurement phenomenon correlated to a relative position of the first end and the second end. The measurement phenomenon is selected from the group consisting of an electrical resistance, a capacitance, a current, a pressure on a piezoelectric substrate, a magnetic field, a magnetic angle, or a mechanical force. A system may include a processing unit communicatively coupled to the goniometer, such that cause the processing unit performs a method including receiving a first signal indicative of a first value for the measurement phenomenon, correlating the first signal with a first angle between the first end and the second end of the flexible sensor, and displaying a value of the first angle.

Abstract: A system for detecting motion between an implant and a bone that can optionally include: a bone locator means configured to be coupled to the bone, an implant attachment means configured to be coupled to the implant, and a data analysis means. The implant attachment means includes a detection means, and the implant attachment means defines one or more apertures or surfaces for receiving a force from a force inducing means.

Abstract: Described herein are devices and related methods configured to establish that a femoral or humerus component implant is fully seated during femoral or humerus implant impaction. Such devices described herein may include a laser, detector, and processor and, optionally, a camera. Results of the device use may be transmitted to and/or displayed on a computing device.

Abstract: A system for detecting motion between an implant and a bone that can optionally include: a bone locator means configured to be coupled to the bone, an implant attachment means configured to be coupled to the implant, and a data analysis means. The implant attachment means includes a detection means, and the implant attachment means defines one or more apertures or surfaces for receiving a force from a force inducing means.

Abstract: Systems and devices may include a motor operatively coupled to a driveshaft configured to be driven in a first direction in a first mode for impaction and a second direction in a second mode for retraction. Systems and devices may include an anvil configured to be operatively coupled to an implement. Systems and devices may include an impaction cam operatively coupled to the driveshaft, wherein: the impaction cam, when in an impaction position, is configured to strike the anvil when driven by the driveshaft in the first direction to drive the anvil in an impaction direction. Systems and devices may include a retractor configured to be driven by the retraction cam in the second direction, wherein the retractor is configured to strike the anvil to drive the anvil in a retraction direction.

Abstract: An impaction device that may include a force transducer and optional accelerometer to measure an impact force between an impactor device and broach/implant or broach/implant handle. The impaction device may include a microcontroller electrically coupled to memory and the force transducer and optional accelerometer, wherein the microcontroller is configured to execute operations stored in the memory, the operations comprising: receiving resistive force data and acceleration data to calculate resistance for each impaction and generate a resistance curve for output to a display.

Abstract: Systems and devices may include a motor operatively coupled to a driveshaft configured to be driven in a first direction in a first mode for impaction and a second direction in a second mode for retraction. Systems and devices may include an anvil configured to be operatively coupled to an implement. Systems and devices may include an impaction cam operatively coupled to the driveshaft, wherein: the impaction cam, when in an impaction position, is configured to strike the anvil when driven by the driveshaft in the first direction to drive the anvil in an impaction direction. Systems and devices may include a retractor configured to be driven by the retraction cam in the second direction, wherein the retractor is configured to strike the anvil to drive the anvil in a retraction direction.

Abstract: Systems and devices may include a motor operatively coupled to a driveshaft configured to be driven in a first direction in a first mode for impaction and a second direction in a second mode for retraction. Systems and devices may include an anvil configured to be operatively coupled to an implement. Systems and devices may include an impaction cam operatively coupled to the driveshaft, wherein: the impaction cam, when in an impaction position, is configured to strike the anvil when driven by the driveshaft in the first direction to drive the anvil in an impaction direction. Systems and devices may include a retractor configured to be driven by the retraction cam in the second direction, wherein the retractor is configured to strike the anvil to drive the anvil in a retraction direction.

Abstract: A system for detecting motion between an implant and a bone that can optionally include: a bone locator means configured to be coupled to the bone, an implant attachment means configured to be coupled to the implant, and a data analysis means. The implant attachment means includes a detection means, and the implant attachment means defines one or more apertures or surfaces for receiving a force from a force inducing means.