Systems for sacroiliac joint stabilization
AssigneeTenon Medical, Inc.
InventorsRichard S Ginn, Richard Brown, Daren Stewart, Jeffrey Monroe
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AssigneeTenon Medical, Inc.
InventorsRichard S Ginn, Richard Brown, Daren Stewart, Jeffrey Monroe
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Systems are described for conducting minimally invasive medical interventions utilizing instruments and assemblies thereof to stabilize and/or fixate a dysfunctional sacroiliac (SI) joint. The systems include a drill guide having a bone dislodging member adapted to create a pilot SI joint opening in the dysfunctional SI joint through an incision comprising a length no greater than 3.0 cm; portions of the pilot SI joint opening being disposed in the sacrum and ilium bone structures. The drill guide includes a tri-mode fixation system adapted to position and stabilize the drill guide during creation of the pilot SI joint opening in the dysfunctional SI joint and delivery of the SI joint prosthesis therein. The systems also include a SI joint prosthesis configured to be inserted into the pilot SI joint opening of the dysfunctional SI joint, a prosthesis deployment assembly configured to engage the SI joint prosthesis and advance the SI joint prosthesis into the dysfunctional SI joint, and a bone harvesting assembly adapted to extract and collect dislodge bone material from the bone dislodging member after creation of the pilot SI joint opening.
A system for stabilizing a dysfunctional sacroiliac (SI) joint of a subject, said dysfunctional SI joint comprising first and second bone structures, said system comprising:
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