Interbody Spinal Fusion Implant Having Locking Elements with Lateral Displacement
AssigneeInnovasis, Inc.
InventorsColin S. Gregersen, Brandon Walker
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AssigneeInnovasis, Inc.
InventorsColin S. Gregersen, Brandon Walker
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An interbody spinal fusion implant includes a tapered body and a faceplate secured to the tapered body. The faceplate has a recess formed on a front face of the faceplate that is at least partially bounded by an interior surface. A first screw hole and a spaced apart first locking slot pass through the faceplate, the first locking slot having an elongated width. A first locking screw has a head and a threaded shaft, the threaded shaft passing through the first locking slot and being sized so that the threaded shaft can slide laterally along a length of the elongated width of the first locking slot. A first nut is disposed between the tapered body and the faceplate, the shaft of the first locking screw being threadedly engaged with the first nut.
An interbody spinal fusion implant comprising:
An interbody spinal fusion implant comprising:
A method for locking a bone screw of an interbody spinal fusion implant, the method comprising:
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