Implant for bone segment fusion
AssigneeStatford Sacroiliac Implant, LLC
InventorAmit R. Patel
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AssigneeStatford Sacroiliac Implant, LLC
InventorAmit R. Patel
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A bone screw implant is provided for immobilizing the articular surfaces of two bone segments by securing, fusing, or compression the two segments. The implant may be fabricated from a porous biocompatible metal and have a cylindrical shape and fully or partially threaded and may have variable pitch threads and a variable diameter of the shaft. The implant may include a blunt tip or a fluted self-drilling tip and a headless screwdriver socket. Large pitch cancellous threads may be in the leading-end portion of the cylinder shaft, and smaller pitch cortical threads may be at the trailing edge portion of the shaft. The implant may be fenestrated, it may have a roughened surface, and it may be coated with an osteoconductive material. The implant may be cannulated. In a specific embodiment, the implant is used for immobilizing the articular surfaces of a sacroiliac joint. The implant may be coated with hydroxyapatite or tricalcium phosphate at thickness of 100 nm to 100 μm thick.
An implant for bone fusion or fixation, comprising:
A fusion or fixation implant for immobilizing the articular surfaces of a joint or segment of bone or fracture comprising:
A fusion or fixation implant for immobilizing the articular surfaces of a joint or segment of bone or fracture comprising:
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