Beds – Invalid bed or surgical support – Sectional user supporting surface
Reexamination Certificate
2007-06-26
2007-06-26
Trettel, Michael (Department: 3673)
Beds
Invalid bed or surgical support
Sectional user supporting surface
C005S621000, C005S622000, C005S623000, C005S624000
Reexamination Certificate
active
11009745
ABSTRACT:
A dynamic surgical table system includes any one or combination of a head support system, support systems for each arm, a torso support system, and a leg support system mounted to a frame system to support a patient during surgery. Any one or combination of the support systems is movable relative to the other and to the frame system to facilitate patient repositioning during surgery. Such repositioning may be desirable, for example, to create flexion, extension or rotation of the spine to facilitate access to and surgical treatment of one or more vertebral bodies, disc spaces between vertebral bodies, or other anatomical structures adjacent the spine of the patient. Furthermore, individual support members of any one of the support systems can articulate to conform to the patient anatomy and facilitate repositioning of the particular portion of the patient's body being support thereon while minimizing stress on the patient.
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Baker Douglas
Horton William C.
Morrison Matthew M.
Taylor Harold Sparr
Krieg DeVault LLP
Trettel Michael
Warsaw Orthopedic Inc.
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