LoGuidice; Mark D.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for LoGuidice; Mark D..The latest application filed is for "system for distracting opposing vertebral bodies of a spine".

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LoGuidice; Mark D. - Southport CT

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space Grant 8,444,694 - Collins , et al. May 21, 2	2013-05-21
System For Distracting Opposing Vertebral Bodies Of A Spine App 20120316568 - Manzi; Richard ; et al.	2012-12-13
Method For Distracting Opposing Vertebral Bodies Of A Spine App 20120158067 - Manzi; Richard ; et al.	2012-06-21
Expandable interbody fusion device Grant 7,875,078 - Wysocki , et al. January 25, 2	2011-01-25
Apparatus and Method for Injecting Fluent Material at a Distracted Tissue Site App 20110004217 - Manzi; RIchard ; et al.	2011-01-06
Methods for Injecting a Curable Biomaterial into an Intervertebral Space App 20100318190 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2010-12-16
Percutaneous methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space Grant 7,837,733 - Collins , et al. November 23, 2	2010-11-23
Dynamic spinal stabilization system Grant 7,806,914 - Boyd , et al. October 5, 2	2010-10-05
Apparatus and method for injecting fluent material at a distracted tissue site Grant 7,789,912 - Manzi , et al. September 7, 2	2010-09-07
Methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space Grant 7,789,913 - Collins , et al. September 7, 2	2010-09-07
Methods for treating defects and injuries of an intervertebral disc Grant 7,740,660 - Collins , et al. June 22, 2	2010-06-22
Devices for injecting a curable biomaterial into a intervertebral space Grant 7,722,579 - Collins , et al. May 25, 2	2010-05-25
Dynamic Spinal Stabilization System App 20090254123 - Pafford; John ; et al.	2009-10-08
Methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space Grant 7,556,650 - Collins , et al. July 7, 2	2009-07-07
Expandable interbody fusion device App 20060058880 - Wysocki; Steve ; et al.	2006-03-16
Percutaneous methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space App 20060009851 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2006-01-12
Devices for injecting a curable biomaterial into a intervertebral space App 20060009779 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2006-01-12
Methods for treating defects and injuries of an intervertebral disc App 20060009778 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2006-01-12
Methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space App 20060004457 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2006-01-05
Methods for injecting a curable biomaterial into an intervertebral space App 20060004458 - Collins; Keith ; et al.	2006-01-05
Apparatus and method for injecting fluent material at a distracted tissue site App 20050182414 - Manzi, Richard ; et al.	2005-08-18
Dynamic spinal stabilization system App 20050143823 - Boyd, Lawrence M. ; et al.	2005-06-30
Dynamic spinal stabilization system App 20050143737 - Pafford, John ; et al.	2005-06-30

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