Reconditioned medical devices

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2006-02-22

2009-11-10

Morgan, Eileen P. (Department: 3723)

Abrading

Abrading process

Razor, knife, or scissors sharpening

C451S053000, C451S054000, C451S056000, C451S443000, C076S119000, C606S080000, C606S085000, C030S346540, C030S350000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07614938

ABSTRACT:
A method of reconditioning a medical device may include removing a portion of the medical device, and attaching to the medical device a replacement piece formed from nickel carbide and sized, shaped, and positioned to replace the portion removed.

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