Rod-to-rod connector assembly for spinal implant
AssigneeWarsaw Orthopedic, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Alan Rezach, Carrie J. Breuer
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AssigneeWarsaw Orthopedic, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Alan Rezach, Carrie J. Breuer
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A connector includes a first connector body with a first opening extending therethrough and a support recess extending therethrough. A second connector body has a post extending laterally therefrom. The post is supported by the support recess and has a groove. A fastener is secured within the first connector body and has an end that is positioned within the support recess and the groove. A crown is supported by the first connector body and is positioned within the first opening. The crown includes a first crown recess that engages the post and a second crown recess that is opposite the first crown recess. The second connector body is translatable and rotatable relative to the first connector body to adjust a position of the first opening relative to the second opening.
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A connector for use in a spinal procedure, the connector comprising:
A rod-to-rod connector for use in a spinal procedure, the rod-to-rod connector comprising:
A method of assembling a rod-to-rod connector for use in a spinal procedure, the connector including a first connector body, a second connector body, a crown, and a fastener, the first connector body having a first axis and a support recess extending along a second axis, the second connector body having a post extending laterally therefrom, the post defining a groove, the crown positioned within the first connector body and defining a first crown recess, the method comprising:
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