Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for restoring spinal alignment and/or maximizing range of motion for patients who suffer from spinal degenerative disorders.

Abstract: Disclosed are apparatus, systems and methods for crosslinked, oxidatively stable, spinal implants. More specifically, the invention provides spinal implants, systems and methods of forming spinal implants from a polymer blend stabilized with Vitamin E to improve performance, wear and/or fatigue resistance.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and procedures for altering and/or realigning spinal motion segments to facilitate spinal arthrodesis procedures and patient recovery therefrom.

Abstract: The inventions disclosed herein relate to methods, devices and systems of surgical instruments for use in spinal surgery. More specifically, the inventions relate to methods, devices, and systems of surgical instruments for use in spinal surgery to restore spinal alignment and motion.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and surgical procedures for altering and/or correcting the alignment of adjacent bones, including bones of the spine.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, system and methods for spinal implants to be deployed into an intervertebral space between adjacent vertebrae to replace the function of the intervertebral disc and the facets, while restoring stability, flexibility, coronal alignment/balance, sagittal alignment/balance and proper biomechanical motion.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for a computing device, robot and/or navigational assistance system to increase the accuracy of surgical access to the targeted vertebral segment, vertebral bony preparation, selecting the proper implant size and/or implant positioning, which will optimize the restoration of spinal alignment and/or range of motion to a desirable degree.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for using bilateral implant to restore spinal alignment and/or maximize range of motion for patients who suffer from spinal degenerative disorders.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for restoring spinal alignment and/or maximizing range of motion for patients who suffer from spinal degenerative disorders.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and surgical procedures for altering and/or correcting the alignment of adjacent bones, including bones of the spine.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for restoring spinal alignment and/or maximizing range of motion for patients who suffer from spinal degenerative disorders.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for restoring spinal alignment and/or maximizing range of motion for patients who suffer from spinal degenerative disorders.

Abstract: Disclosed are devices, system and methods for spinal implants to be deployed into an intervertebral space between adjacent vertebrae to replace the function of the intervertebral disc and the facets, while restoring stability, flexibility, coronal alignment/balance, sagittal alignment/balance and proper biomechanical motion.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods and devices for a surgeon to carryout different spinal methods using a robotic and/or navigational assistance to increase the accuracy of surgical access to the targeted vertebral segment, vertebral bony preparation, selecting the proper implant size and/or implant positioning, which will optimize the restoration of spinal alignment and/or range of motion to a desirable degree.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and surgical procedures for altering and/or correcting the alignment of adjacent bones, including bones of the spine.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and surgical procedures for altering and/or correcting the alignment of adjacent bones, including bones of the spine.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems, devices, methods and surgical procedures for altering and/or correcting the alignment of adjacent bones, including bones of the spine.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention include devices and methods for implanting a vertebral body spacer. A lateral surgical approach is contemplated with some disclosed procedures. Instruments of some embodiments are insertable into a disc space to achieve distraction, to determine a desired disc space height, and to select a corresponding implant.

Abstract: An artificial spinal joint, for creating at least a portion of a coupling between a superior vertebra and an inferior vertebra, comprises an anterior joint replacement component sized to extend into an intervertebral disc space between the superior and inferior vertebrae. The anterior joint replacement component includes a left anterior member separated and spaced apart from a right anterior member. The artificial spinal joint further comprises a bridge component coupled at a first end to the anterior joint replacement and sized to extend posteriorly outside the intervertebral disc space. The bridge component includes a left bridge member separated and spaced apart from a right bridge member. The artificial spinal joint further comprises a posterior joint replacement component coupled to a second end of the bridge component. The posterior joint replacement component includes a left posterior member separated and spaced apart from a right posterior member.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention include devices and methods for implanting a vertebral body spacer. A lateral surgical approach is contemplated with some disclosed procedures. Instruments of some embodiments are insertable into a disc space to achieve distraction, to determine a desired disc space height, and to select a corresponding implant.