Spinal Implant
AssigneeAdditive Surgical Pty Ltd
InventorGibran Maher
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Abstract
A spinal implant (100) configured for insertion between adjacent vertebral endplates, the spinal implant (100) including a first lattice structure (130) and a second lattice structure (135), wherein the first lattice structure (130) has a first modulus of elasticity and the second lattice structure (135) has a second modulus of elasticity, wherein the first modulus of elasticity is different to the second modulus of elasticity, wherein the first lattice structure (130) is distinct from the second lattice structure (135), and wherein the first lattice structure (130) is connected to the second lattice structure (135) so as to be in full porous communication throughout the spinal implant (100).
Claims20
A spinal implant configured for insertion between adjacent vertebral endplates, the spinal implant including a first lattice structure and a second lattice structure,
- wherein the first lattice structure has a first modulus of elasticity and the second lattice structure has a second modulus of elasticity, wherein the first modulus of elasticity is different to the second modulus of elasticity,
- wherein the first lattice structure is distinct from the second lattice structure, and
- wherein the first lattice structure is connected to the second lattice structure so as to be in full porous communication throughout the spinal implant.
A spinal implant configured for insertion between adjacent vertebral endplates, the spinal implant including:
- an implant body defining a first lattice structure;
- at least one endplate adjacent the implant body and defining a a second lattice structure;
- wherein the first lattice structure has a first modulus of elasticity and the second lattice structure has a second modulus of elasticity, wherein the first modulus of elasticity is different to the second modulus of elasticity,
- wherein the first lattice structure is distinct from the second lattice structure, and
- wherein the first lattice structure is connected to the second lattice structure so as to be in full porous communication throughout the spinal implant.
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