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UNITED SEA SERVICES, INC
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Systems And Methods For Vertebral Adjustment
View pageUS Patent:
20190239927, Aug 8, 2019
Filed:
Feb 8, 2019
Appl. No.:
16/270976
Inventors:
- San Diego CA, US
Joon Ki An - La Mirada CA, US
Ronald Litke - Sandy Hook CT, US
Glenn DiCostanzo - Woodbury CT, US
Ernest Corrao - Bethel CT, US
Robert L. Richards - Beverly Hills MI, US
Sepehr Fariabi - Newport Coast CA, US
Adam G. Beckett - Mission Viejo, CA
Luke A. Bilger - Hunnington Beach CA, US
Daniel Dongelmans - San Clemente CA, US
Scott Pool - Laguna Hills CA, US
Shanbao Cheng - Irvine CA, US
Matthew Dwight - Lake Forest CA, US
Andy W. Choi - Irvine CA, US
Martin Leugers - San Francisco CA, US
Joon Ki An - La Mirada CA, US
Ronald Litke - Sandy Hook CT, US
Glenn DiCostanzo - Woodbury CT, US
Ernest Corrao - Bethel CT, US
Robert L. Richards - Beverly Hills MI, US
Sepehr Fariabi - Newport Coast CA, US
Adam G. Beckett - Mission Viejo, CA
Luke A. Bilger - Hunnington Beach CA, US
Daniel Dongelmans - San Clemente CA, US
Scott Pool - Laguna Hills CA, US
Shanbao Cheng - Irvine CA, US
Matthew Dwight - Lake Forest CA, US
Andy W. Choi - Irvine CA, US
Martin Leugers - San Francisco CA, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/70
Abstract:
A system for non-invasively adjusting the curvature of a spine includes a housing having a first end and a second end, a first rod having a first end telescopically disposed within a cavity of the housing along a first longitudinal axis at the first end of the housing and having a first threaded portion extending thereon, and a second end configured to be coupled to a first portion of a spinal system of a subject, a second rod having a first end telescopically disposed within the cavity along a second longitudinal axis at the second end of the housing and having a second threaded portion extending thereon, and a second end configured to be coupled to a second portion of the spinal system of the subject, a driving member rotatably disposed within the cavity and configured to be activated from a location external to the body of the subject.
Systems And Methods For Vertebral Adjustment
View pageUS Patent:
20160270825, Sep 22, 2016
Filed:
Feb 19, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/048928
Inventors:
- San Diego CA, US
Joon Ki An - La Mirada CA, US
Ronald Litke - Sandy Hook CT, US
Glenn DiCostanzo - Woodbury CT, US
Ernest Corrao - Bethel CT, US
Robert L. Richards - Beverly Hills MI, US
Sepehr Fariabi - Newport Coast CA, US
Adam G. Beckett - Mission Viejo CA, US
Luke A. Bilger - Huntington Beach CA, US
Daniel Dongelmans - San Clemente CA, US
Scott Pool - Laguna Hills CA, US
Shanbao Cheng - Irvine CA, US
Matthew Dwight - Lake Forest CA, US
Andy W. Choi - Irvine CA, US
Martin Leugers - San Francisco CA, US
Joon Ki An - La Mirada CA, US
Ronald Litke - Sandy Hook CT, US
Glenn DiCostanzo - Woodbury CT, US
Ernest Corrao - Bethel CT, US
Robert L. Richards - Beverly Hills MI, US
Sepehr Fariabi - Newport Coast CA, US
Adam G. Beckett - Mission Viejo CA, US
Luke A. Bilger - Huntington Beach CA, US
Daniel Dongelmans - San Clemente CA, US
Scott Pool - Laguna Hills CA, US
Shanbao Cheng - Irvine CA, US
Matthew Dwight - Lake Forest CA, US
Andy W. Choi - Irvine CA, US
Martin Leugers - San Francisco CA, US
International Classification:
A61B 17/70
Abstract:
A system for non-invasively adjusting the curvature of a spine includes a housing having a first end and a second end, a first rod having a first end telescopically disposed within a cavity of the housing along a first longitudinal axis at the first end of the housing and having a first threaded portion extending thereon, and a second end configured to be coupled to a first portion of a spinal system of a subject, a second rod having a first end telescopically disposed within the cavity along a second longitudinal axis at the second end of the housing and having a second threaded portion extending thereon, and a second end configured to be coupled to a second portion of the spinal system of the subject, a driving member rotatably disposed within the cavity and configured to be activated from a location external to the body of the subject.