Jesse L Moore

7771429, Aug 10, 2010

Aug 25, 2006

11/467178

Rodney Ray Ballard - Lakeland TN, US
Jesse Gabriel Moore - Swartz Creek MI, US
Luis Felipe Aguirre - Brighton TN, US

Warsaw Orthopedic, Inc. - Warsaw IN

A61F 5/00

606 86R, 606104

Surgical tools and methods for inserting fasteners into a patient. The tools may be loaded to hold multiple fasteners at a single time. The tools may include an elongated shape for insertion into the patient and placement at a predetermined position. A dispensing mechanism within the tools individually releases the fasteners. The tools may further be equipped to completely or partially mount the fasteners within the patient. Methods of using the tools include preloading chambers with multiple fasteners prior to the surgical procedure. The fasteners may then be individually released from the tools during the surgical procedure and carefully positioned within the patient.

20110184469, Jul 28, 2011

Jan 28, 2010

12/695946

Rodney R. Ballard - Lakeland TN, US
Michael Allen Dupree - Munford TN, US
Jesse Moore - Germantown TN, US

WARSAW ORTHOPEDIC, INC. - Warsaw IN

A61B 17/88
A61B 17/56

606279, 606 86 A

A surgical instrument for reducing a rod toward a bone fastener and securing it thereto with a set screw having a cylindrical fastener engaging member extending between a proximal end and a distal end. The distal portion of said fastener engaging member being adapted to receive a portion of the rod therein and being further adapted to engage the bone fastener. The instrument further being provided with a coaxial set screw installation member extending between a proximal end and a distal end. The distal end of the set screw installation member being adapted to receive and hold the set screw securely within its distal end. The fastener engaging member and coaxial set screw installation member being operable together to reduce the rod distally into the bone fastener and then rotationally attach the set screw into the bone fastener while holding the rod in contact with the bone fastener.

20110295255, Dec 1, 2011

Feb 5, 2010

13/147789

Jeffrey Roberts - Germantown TN, US
Michael Veldman - Memphis TN, US
Terrance Strohkirch - Memphis TN, US
Edward Perez - Memphis TN, US
Jesse Moore - Germantown TN, US

SONOMA ORTHOPEDIC PRODUCTS, INC. - Santa Rosa CA

A61B 17/56

606 64

An implantable femoral fixation device adapted to be received the femoral neck and femoral head configured to support at least a portion of the inner surface of the cortical bone of the femur. In various embodiments the femoral fixation device is transformable between a first radially reduced configuration and a second, radially expanded configuration, is attached to an anchor, and/or is configured to be encased in fixation media. In one embodiment the anchor is a segmented intramedullary structure disposed in the intramedullary canal configurable between a relatively flexible, bent configuration for implantation or extraction and a relatively rigid, straightened configuration for bone treatment.

20220280307, Sep 8, 2022

Jan 27, 2022

17/649088

- Memphis TN, US
Gary W. LOWERY - Eads TN, US
Jesse G. MOORE - Germantown TN, US

WRIGHT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, INC. - Memphis TN

A61F 2/42

Provided are tibia stem components of ankle replacement prosthesis that are designed to engage dense tibia bone to reduce implant migration over long term.

20230098719, Mar 30, 2023

Jul 6, 2022

17/810914

- Memphis TN, US
Jesse G. MOORE - Germantown TN, US

WRIGHT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, INC. - Memphis TN

B23B 51/02

Cutting elements may include points, tips, cutting portions and/or shafts of various geometries depending on requirements of the intended use. Tip geometries described may be used for cutting burrs, k-wires and/or drill bits in many types of applications. In particular, the tip geometries described may be used in medical applications. For example, tip geometries as described herein may be used for drilling bones, cartilage, and similar structures during surgery. Tip geometry may influence cutting ability. Use of the tip geometries described may allow the cutting element to be positioned at varying angles relative to the surface to be cut. In some instances, a tip geometry for a cutting element may be selected such that it reduces and/or inhibits movement of the cutting element during use and/or allows for a predetermined angle of entry into a surface to be cut. Using the designs described herein may reduce and/or inhibit damage, heat, and/or trauma to materials that are to be cut, for example, tissues such as bone and/or cartilage.

20210244404, Aug 12, 2021

Apr 28, 2021

17/242531

- Memphis TN, US
Jesse G. MOORE - Germantown TN, US

Wright Medical Technology, Inc. - Memphis TN

A61B 17/04

A method for syndesmotic repair includes forming a bone tunnel through a first bone and a second bone. A partial anchoring construct is inserted through the bone tunnel. The partial anchoring construct includes a first flexible strand defining a first adjustable loop and a first anchor coupled to a first end of the first adjustable loop. A second end of the first adjustable loop is coupled to a first pull-through strand. A second anchor is coupled to the second end of the first adjustable loop after the first adjustable loop is inserted through the bone tunnel by the first pull-through strand. The length of the first adjustable loop is adjusted to position the first bone and the second bone in a predetermined spacing.

20200237387, Jul 30, 2020

Apr 13, 2020

16/846596

- Memphis TN, US
Erin MULLER - Lakeland TN, US
Daniel E. FREE - Arlington TN, US
Joseph Ryan WOODARD - Memphis TN, US
Jesse G. MOORE - Germantown TN, US

Wright Medical Technology, Inc. - Memphis TN

A61B 17/17
A61B 17/16
A61B 17/15
A61B 90/11

A guide for a bone cut comprises a guide base having an inner wall defining an opening. The inner wall has a plurality of detents distributed around the opening. The guide base has a proximal surface adapted to contact a skin of a person. An inner collar has one or more spring loaded devices extending outward from the inner collar in opposite directions. The inner collar is mountable with the spring loaded devices fitting within one or more of the plurality of detents. The inner collar has an inner wall defining a bore for receiving a cutting tool. The inner collar is configured to pivot the cutting tool about an axis, for cutting a bone. The axis lies along or parallel to a line along which the spring loaded devices lie.

20200046374, Feb 13, 2020

Aug 10, 2018

16/100308

- Memphis TN, US
Erin MULLER - Lakeland TN, US
Daniel E. FREE - Arlington TN, US
Joseph Ryan WOODARD - Memphis TN, US
Jesse G. Moore - Germantown TN, US

A61B 17/15
A61B 17/16
A61B 17/17

A guide for a bone cut comprises a guide base having an inner wall defining an opening. The inner wall has a plurality of detents distributed around the opening. The guide base has a proximal surface adapted to contact a skin of a person. An inner collar has one or more spring loaded devices extending outward from the inner collar in opposite directions. The inner collar is mountable with the spring loaded devices fitting within one or more of the plurality of detents. The inner collar has an inner wall defining a bore for receiving a cutting tool. The inner collar is configured to pivot the cutting tool about an axis, for cutting a bone. The axis lies along or parallel to a line along which the spring loaded devices lie.