Abstract: The invention provides a bone plating system provides combined bone fixation and adjustable soft-tissue reattachment through an integrated, knotless tensioning construct. The system includes a bone plate having screw holes for bone fixation and one or more integrated suture pathways formed by holes, tunnels, or slots that guide a flexible member through the plate. The flexible member includes a series of integrally formed loops spaced along its length, each configured to engage a cleat or anchor feature on the bone plate. Engagement of a selected loop enables the surgeon to apply and maintain a desired level of soft-tissue tension without manual knot-tying. The cleat or anchor may incorporate a hook-and-ramp or snap-fit design that provides self-locking engagement under physiological loading. The system allows reproducible, incremental tension control, reduces operative time, and enables low-profile, knotless fixation adaptable for various anatomical locations including the ulna, patella, and humerus.

Abstract: The invention provides an integrated orthopedic fixation system that enhances precision, reproducibility, and biomechanical stability in bone and soft-tissue repair. In one aspect, a loop suture includes one or more integrally formed loops spaced along its length, each functioning as a selectable tensioning point that enables a surgeon to incrementally “dial in” soft-tissue tension without manual knot-tying. In another aspect, a bone plate with a slip-knot pathway incorporates strategically oriented holes, tunnels, and slots configured to guide a suture in a unidirectional, self-locking manner, forming a stable, knotless construct. In a further aspect, a lateral ulna plate is anatomically contoured for placement on the lateral surface of the proximal ulna and integrates the slip-knot suture pathway to provide rigid fracture fixation while minimizing hardware prominence and optimizing triceps-tendon tension control.

Abstract: An orthopedic tool includes a main body and a reference member. The reference member may be configured to engage an anatomical feature of a patient, such as the patient's bone. The angle of the reference member may be adjusted using a knob.

Abstract: An orthopedic tool includes a main body and a reference member. The reference member may be configured to engage an anatomical feature of a patient, such as the patient's bone. The angle of the reference member may be adjusted using a knob.

Abstract: A tissue repair guide includes a handle and a drill guide. The drill guide may include a channel. The drill guide may be locked in place using a securement component, for example a spring-loaded cap.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a novel and advantageous delivery device for delivering biologic material. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to a novel and advantageous cannula and hub assembly for delivery of biologic material to a surgical site. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to a novel and advantageous cannula and hub assembly for delivery of biologic material for surgical treatment of subchondral bone defects.

Abstract: A personalized computer mouse controls activity on a computer display by selecting from a plurality of windows a predetermined window and designating the predetermined window as a default window. The windows that are not designated are set as miscellaneous windows. A mouse button is designated to correspond to the default window from a plurality of mouse buttons situated on the mouse. When the mouse button is depressed, simultaneous actions between the miscellaneous windows and default window occur.