Method of treating scoliosis using a biological implant
OwnerJames W. Ogilvie, Kenneth Ward +1inventors
InventorsJames W. Ogilvie, Kenneth Ward, Lesa M. Nelson
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerJames W. Ogilvie, Kenneth Ward +1inventors
InventorsJames W. Ogilvie, Kenneth Ward, Lesa M. Nelson
Estimating the term…
The present invention is a bone growth stimulating and promoting cytokine type biological implant preferably comprising PTH coated with a controlled release biodegradable coating that is implanted preferably in the concave side of a scoliotically curved spine in combination with a bone growth inhibiting type biological implant preferably comprising methotrexate or like anti-metabolite coated with a controlled release biodegradable coating that is implanted preferably in the convex side of a scoliotically curved spine. The insertion of the biological implant is highly non-invasion, especially as compared to more conventional spine surgical methods, and the biological implant does not decrease spinal mobility or spinal range of motion.
A method comprising applying a spine deformation therapeutic to a patient having a spine deformation altered risk associated biological marker.
A method comprising applying a spine non-deformation therapeutic to a patient having a spine deformation altered risk associated biological marker.
A method comprising applying at least one of a spine deformation therapeutic and a spine non-deformation therapeutic to a patient having at least one spine deformation altered risk associated biological marker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.