Systems and methods for removing an implant
OwnerBret W. SCHNEIDER, Richard G. MAULDIN +2inventors
InventorsBret W. SCHNEIDER, Richard G. MAULDIN, Scott A. YERBY, Paul SAND
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OwnerBret W. SCHNEIDER, Richard G. MAULDIN +2inventors
InventorsBret W. SCHNEIDER, Richard G. MAULDIN, Scott A. YERBY, Paul SAND
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A system for removing an implant from bone can include a guidepin that can be attached to the implant; an osteotome having a flat, elongate body and a sharp, blade portion for cutting bone; an osteotome guide having a elongate body having a plurality of planar faces and a rectilinear cross-section that corresponds in shape to the rectilinear cross-section of the implant, a lumen extending through the elongate body of the osteotome for receiving the guidepin, and a plurality of channels for receiving the osteotome, wherein one of the plurality of channels is disposed along each one of the plurality of planar faces.
A system for removing an implant from bone, wherein the implant has a plurality of sides and a rectilinear cross-section, the system comprising:
A system for removing an implant from bone, wherein the implant has a plurality of sides and a rectilinear cross-section, the system comprising:
A system for removing an implant from bone, wherein the implant has a plurality of sides and a rectilinear cross-section, the system comprising:
A method for removing an implant having a rectilinear cross-section from a bone matrix, the method comprising:
A method for removing an implant having a rectilinear cross-section from a bone matrix, the method comprising:
A system for removing an implant from bone, wherein the implant has a plurality of sides and a rectilinear cross-section, the system comprising:
A device for removing an implant from bone, wherein the implant has a plurality of sides and a rectilinear cross-section, the system comprising:
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