Abstract: A pelvic implantation device that includes at least two outwardly directed, flat, fastening brackets arranged at an edge of a fastening ring, the fastening ring forming an opening; and a socket support body that includes a convex outer face configured to contact a pelvic bone; a distal edge that extends substantially orthogonally from a circumferential surface of the socket support body; and a tab, wherein the tab forms a portion of the circumferential surface of the socket support body, the tab including a proximal edge that extends substantially orthogonally from a surface of the tab, wherein the distal edge and the proximal edge are configured to contact an upper surface of the fastening ring.

Abstract: A modification device, and methods of using and methods involving the same are provided. The modification device includes a base configured to contact a supporting surface; a handle configured to receive a force and configured to provide a modification force to a modification tool; and the modification tool between the handle and the base, wherein the modification tool is configured to receive the modification force and configured to provide the modification force to a portion of an implant.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a joint implant for replacing a finger joint. The joint implant includes a first component, wherein the first component includes a first joint section and a first anchoring section, the first joint section including a concave joint surface about a first axis and the first anchoring section extending transverse to the first axis. The joint implant also includes a second component, wherein the second component includes a second joint section and a second anchoring section, the second joint section including a circumferential surface about a second axis and the second anchoring section extending transverse to the second axis, wherein the circumferential surface includes a convex joint surface that is configured to act as a hinge joint with the concave joint surface of the first joint section.

Abstract: An extracorporeally length-adjustable implant system comprises an implant component to be fastened to a bone to be lengthened and an adjustment device with two fastening parts that are displaceable relative to one another, each of which is intended for arrangement at a part of the bone to be lengthened, wherein the adjustment device is able to distract the two fastening parts and comprises a drive element with a permanent magnet arranged in rotationally fashion and a mechanism which converts a rotational movement of the permanent magnet into a distracting longitudinal movement of the adjustment device; and an extracorporeal drive unit for the drive element of the implant component. The extracorporeal drive unit comprises a rotatably mounted extracorporeal magnetic ring with an interior to receive the bone to be lengthened with the adjustment device, and an actuation device to rotate the extracorporeal magnetic ring in the ring plane thereof.

Abstract: A joint implant component (1, 1?; 101; 201) for administering a pharmaceutical product is disclosed, which comprises an implant shaft (10, 10?; 110; 210), a joint section (20, 20?; 120; 220) arranged at the proximal end of the implant shaft, a flush supply opening (3, 3?; 103; 203) and a backflush opening (4, 4?; 104; 204). At least one shaft flush channel (11, 11?; 111; 211) and one shaft backflush channel (12, 12?; 112; 212) extend along the implant shaft inside the implant shaft. The shaft flush channel is connected to the outside of the implant shaft via shaft flush holes (13, 13?; 112; 113) for discharging the pharmaceutical product, and the shaft backflush channel is connected to the outside of the implant shaft via at least one shaft backflush hole (14, 14?; 114; 214) for receiving the discharged pharmaceutical product.

Abstract: Hip joint implant for fastening to a pelvic bone (9), with a support body which has a socket (6) and whose convex outer face is designed to bear on the pelvic bone (9) and which, on its concave inner face, has a receiving seat for a pelvis-side bearing that is designed to receive a joint head of a femoral component of a hip prosthesis, and with outwardly directed flat fastening brackets (2, 3) which are arranged at the edge region of the socket (6) and are each provided with at least one receiving seat for a fastening means. The fastening brackets (2, 3) are made of a reshapeable biocompatible material and are connected to the socket (6) via a non-releasable cohesive bond (7), wherein the socket (6) is made of another, stiffer biocompatible material. A high degree of robustness of the socket (6) is thus combined with what is, by virtue of the reshapeability, an improved adaptation to the anatomical conditions of the respective pelvic bone.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a bioresorbable implant, wherein a magnesium alloy is formed into an implant. A melt is pressed into a die and gases in the die induce turbulence in the inflowing melt, thereby enclosing gas, so that the porous implant is formed with a porosity, which increases from outside inwardly. The surface of the implant is substantially free from open pores.

Abstract: The invention proposes a bone plate comprising a bottom side that is to rest against the bone and an upper side opposite to the bone as well as a plurality of holes located along the longitudinal axis of the plate, through which bone screws can be inserted to be anchored to a bone. At least one of these holes is a continuous oblong hole comprising a longitudinal axis running in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the plate. A retaining structure, is provided in a partial area of the lateral side of the oblong hole for engaging the threads of said bone screw to archive an angle-stable fixation of said bone screw in said oblong hole.

Abstract: A bone plate and to a fixation system comprising two types of bone screws. The bone plate has two intersecting stepped round holes which are different in size and in the upper regions of which a circumferential rib extends. The upper region of the smaller round hole is designed to slidably guide a bone screw having a partially spherical heads and a screw having a thread or conical head. The lower region of the larger round hole is used to support a conical head.

Abstract: The aim of the invention is to enlarge the possibilities of use of conventional bone plates and increase their flexibility of manipulation. To this end, the invention proposes a bone plate comprising a bottom side that is to rest against the bone and an upper side opposite to the bone as well as a plurality of holes located preferably along the longitudinal axis of the plate, through which bone screws can be inserted to be anchored to a bone. At least one of these holes is a continuous oblong hole comprising a longitudinal axis running in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the plate. A retaining structure, such as thread flights, is provided in a partial area of the lateral side of the oblong hole, said thread flights, when see in a direction transversal to the plane of the upper side, are arranged only over a part of the depth of the oblong hole.

Abstract: A bone plate and to a fixation system comprising two types of bone screws. The bone plate has two intersecting stepped round holes which are different in size and in the upper regions of which a circumferential rib extends. The upper region of the smaller round hole is designed to slidably guide a bone screw having a partially spherical heads and a screw having a thread or conical head. The lower region of the larger round hole is used to support a conical head.

Abstract: The invention relates to an implant from a magnesium alloy, in which porosity increases towards the core.

Abstract: A bone plate and to a fixation system comprising two types of bone screws. The bone plate has two intersecting stepped round holes which are different in size and in the upper regions of which a circumferential rib extends. The upper region of the smaller round hole is designed to slidably guide a bone screw having a partially spherical heads and a screw having a thread or conical head. The lower region of the larger round hole is used to support a conical head.

Abstract: A bone plate comprising a bottom side that is to rest against the bone, an upper side, and a plurality of holes along the longitudinal axis of the plate through which bone screws can be inserted to be anchored to a bone. At least one hole is a continuous oblong hole comprising a longitudinal axis running in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the plate. Thread flights are provided in a partial area of the lateral side of the oblong hole that when in a direction transversal to the plane of the upper side, are arranged only over a part of the depth of the oblong hole. In the direction transversal to the plane of the upper side, a support structure with smooth walls for the positive fit with a correspondingly configured negative structure at a screw head or screw neck of a bone screw is provided.

Abstract: A bone plate and to a fixation system comprising two types of bone screws. The bone plate has two intersecting stepped round holes which are different in size and in the upper regions of which a circumferential rib extends. The upper region of the smaller round hole is designed to slidably guide a bone screw having a partially spherical heads and a screw having a thread or conical head. The lower region of the larger round hole is used to support a conical head.

Abstract: The invention relates to an implant from a magnesium alloy, in which porosity increases towards the core.

Abstract: A cover assembly for mask containers with two covers, wherein the covers have a pivot axis parallel to the longitudinal axis of the aircraft and further, are pivotable at 90°.

Abstract: The aim of the invention is to enlarge the possibilities of use of conventional bone plates and increase their flexibility of manipulation. To this end, the invention proposes a bone plate comprising a bottom side that is to rest against the bone and an upper side opposite to the bone as well as a plurality of holes located preferably along the longitudinal axis of the plate, through which bone screws can be inserted to be anchored to a bone. At least one of these holes is a continuous oblong hole comprising a longitudinal axis running in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the plate. Thread flights are provided in a partial area of the lateral side of the oblong hole, said thread flights, when see in a direction transversal to the plane of the upper side, are arranged only over a part of the depth of the oblong hole.

Abstract: A modular artificial hip joint includes a head part and at least one shaft part. The shaft part, which can be driven into the bone and forms the distal region, is connected to the distal end of the head part by insertion, preferably by means of an insert cone. A first screw or tie rod, guided through an axial bore in the head part, can be screwed into the threaded bore in the shaft part. In order to guide a second screw for separating the conical insert connection between the individual components of the artificial joint, the bore in the head part is threaded and has a diameter which is greater than the diameter of the threaded bore in the shank part.

Abstract: A modular hip joint prosthesis is assembled from a head section having a connection for the ball of the joint and from a shaft section. The shaft section is joined by a insert connection to the head section, and provision is made for fixing the insert connection. The insert connection is situated in the region of Shenton's arc. The respective contours, in longitudinal section, of the head and shaft sections in the region of the connection merge smoothly, without any substantial change in direction, irrespective of the relative mutual alignments of the sections at any given time, with the exception of a gap in the immediate vicinity of the connection.