Anchoring element for use in spine or bone surgery, methods for use and production thereof
OwnerLutz Biedermann, Jürgen Harmsinventors
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A shaft for anchoring in a vertebra or bone section is connected to a receiving part which serves to connect to a rod having a pre-determined diameter (D). The receiving part provides a U-shaped recess, forming a channel for the reception of the rod, and two legs. The legs are free on their ends and have a thread that cooperates with a securing element to fix the rod in the receiving part. When inserted into the receiving part, the rod surface facing an end surface is at a pre-determined distance (A) in an axial direction from the end surface. The thread of the legs extends from the end surface a distance that is smaller than or equal to the pre-determined distance (A). Also, an undercut is provided adjacent to the thread whose edge farthest away from the thread is located at a distance (B) from the end surface.
An anchoring element for use in spinal or bone surgery;
The anchoring element according to Claim I, wherein the connection between the shaft and the receiving part is structured and arranged to be polyaxial.
An anchoring element for use in spinal or bone surgery;
A method for the manufacture of an anchoring element comprising a shaft for anchoring in a vertebra or bone section and a receiving part, the method comprising providing an undercut in the surface of the receiving element prior to cutting a thread on the surface from an end of the receiving element to the undercut.
A method for performing spinal or bone surgery, the method comprising:
A method for performing spinal, or bone surgery, the method comprising:
The method according to chain 19, further comprising screwing a screw member of a. plurality of bone anchoring elements into various sites of a vertebra or bone section, positioning the rod into the plurality of anchoring elements, adjusting the angular orientation of the receiving part. relative to the screw member in each of the plurality of bone anchoring members and fixing the rod in the plurality of bone anchoring elements.
An anchoring element for use in spinal or bone surgery;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.