Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Subperiosteal syringe device for admitting bone graft material into a subperiosteal locus
-
Application No.: US15631835Application Date: 2017-06-23
-
Publication No.: US11039871B2Publication Date: 2021-06-22
- Inventor: Ernesto A. Lee
- Applicant: Ernesto A. Lee
- Applicant Address: US PA Bryn Mawr
- Assignee: Ernesto A. Lee
- Current Assignee: Ernesto A. Lee
- Current Assignee Address: US PA Bryn Mawr
- Agency: Bonini IP Law, LLC
- Agent Frank J. Bonini, Jr.
- Main IPC: A61B17/88
- IPC: A61B17/88 ; A61L27/58 ; A61L27/36 ; A61F2/28 ; A61L27/54

Abstract:
A subperiosteal syringe assembly for storing, containing and delivering bone graft material to a location within the tissue of a jaw for use in a medical procedure. The syringe assembly has a lumen body that is maneuverable within the subperiosteal tissue to deposit bone graft material at the desired surgical site. Embodiments include a lumen body that has a flat shape, such as an elliptical shape. A plunger is provided to deliver the syringe contents. The syringe may be loaded with bone graft material, and some embodiments may be supplied pre-loaded with bone graft material. An end cap seals the open end of the lumen, and may function as a septum that may be punctured with a needle to introduce a liquid substance, such as a growth factor, into the lumen where the bone material is stored. The syringe may be designed to incorporate surgical navigation and laparoscopic systems.
Public/Granted literature
- US20180368901A1 SUBPERIOSTEAL SYRINGE DEVICE FOR ADMITTING BONE GRAFT MATERIAL INTO A SUBPERIOSTEAL LOCUS Public/Granted day:2018-12-27
Information query