Peyman Deborah B Pakzaban

20090304143, Dec 10, 2009

Jun 20, 2008

12/143683

Peyman Pakzaban - Houston TX, US

A61B 6/00

378 11

A non-invasive means and method locates a target spinal segment on a patient prior to surgery. An apparatus comprises a frame; a plurality of laser diodes projecting planar beams and mounted on the perimeter of the frame; a radio-opaque cable attached to the frame at the location of a laser diode; optionally, a weight is attached to the cable; optionally a rod extends from the frame perimeter; and optionally a bombsight is included within the frame marked with crosshairs. The method comprises the steps of marking a patient's skin; placing the frame on the patient; turning on the laser diodes; rotating the frame until the until a line of visible light is perpendicular to the patient's spine; aligning the cable with the planar laser beam; providing an X-ray source; aligning the X-ray source with the planar laser beam and obtaining an X-ray.

20120179259, Jul 12, 2012

Dec 21, 2011

13/333065

William P. McDonough - West Chester PA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - West Chester PA, US
Benjamin Chronister - West Chester PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Michael Coover - West Chester PA, US
Katharine Coffman - West Chester PA, US
Thomas Kueenzi - Oberdorf, CH
Edwin Chan - West Chester PA, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Kurt Schmura - West Chester PA, US

A61F 2/44
A61B 17/56

623 1716, 606 96

An intervertebral implant frame that is configured to be attached to a spacer body can include a pair of arms that extend longitudinally from a support member such that the arms extend substantially around the spacer body. The arms may be configured to expand, crimp, or otherwise engage the spacer body to thereby hold the spacer body to the frame. The spacer body may be made from bone graft.

20130166032, Jun 27, 2013

Feb 14, 2013

13/767097

William P. McDonough - Collegeville PA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - West Chester PA, US
Benjamin Chronister - West Chester PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Michael Coover - West Chester PA, US
Katharine Coffman - West Chester PA, US
Thomas Kueenzi - West Chester PA, US
Edwin Chan - West chester PA, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Kurt Schmura - Raynham MA, US

A61F 2/44

623 1716

An intervertebral implant frame that is configured to be attached to a spacer body can include a pair of arms that extend longitudinally from a support member such that the arms extend substantially around the spacer body. The arms may be configured to expand, crimp, or otherwise engage the spacer body to thereby hold the spacer body to the frame. The spacer body may be made from bone graft.

20130245633, Sep 19, 2013

Mar 19, 2012

13/423673

Andrew Dauster - Breinigsville PA, US
Anthony R. Maslowski - Pennsburg PA, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Scott Webb - Clearwater FL, US

Aesculap Implant Systems, LLC - Center Valley PA

A61B 17/88

606104, 606279

Apparatuses and methods for inserting elongated fixation elements into screw implants include one or components for visualizing the insertion process from a unique vantage point. One apparatus features a steering apparatus for adjusting the position of a receiver element on a screw implant, so that an elongated fixation element, such as a rod, can be inserted through a transverse passage in the receiver element. The steering apparatus may include an extension tube and a steering control member coupled to the extension tube. The extension tube may be configured for coupling to the receiver element, and the steering control member may be configured for coupling to the extension tube. The steering control member may include an opening for receiving an endoscope. The endoscope may be used to visually monitor the elongated fixation element as it is inserted into the transverse passage of the receiver element.

20200060845, Feb 27, 2020

Nov 4, 2019

16/672653

- Raynham MA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - Myerstown PA, US
Benjamin Chronister - Parkesburg PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Michael Coover - Downingtown PA, US
Katharine Coffman - Louisville CO, US
Thomas Kueenzi - Magden, CH
Edwin Chan - Woodbridge NJ, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Kurt Schmura - Middleboro MA, US

A61F 2/44
A61B 17/17
A61F 2/46

An intervertebral implant frame that is configured to be attached to a spacer body can include a pair of arms that extend longitudinally from a support member such that the arms extend substantially around the spacer body. The arms may be configured to expand, crimp, or otherwise engage the spacer body to thereby hold the spacer body to the frame. The spacer body may be made from bone graft.

20180078387, Mar 22, 2018

Nov 30, 2017

15/827533

- Raynham MA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - Myerstown PA, US
Benjamin Chronister - Parkesburg PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Michael Coover - Downingtown PA, US
Katharine Coffman - Louisville CO, US
Thomas Kueenzi - Magden, CH
Edwin Chan - Woodbridge NJ, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Kurt Schmura - MIddletown MA, US

A61F 2/44
A61F 2/46
A61B 17/17
A61F 2/30
A61F 2/28
A61B 17/86

An intervertebral implant frame that is configured to be attached to a spacer body can include a pair of arms that extend longitudinally from a support member such that the arms extend substantially around the spacer body. The arms may be configured to expand, crimp, or otherwise engage the spacer body to thereby hold the spacer body to the frame. The spacer body may be made from bone graft.

20160089249, Mar 31, 2016

Nov 30, 2015

14/954412

- Raynham MA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - Newmanstown PA, US
Benjamin Chronister - Parkesburg PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Michael Coover - Downingtown PA, US
Katharine Coffman - Englewood CO, US
Thomas Kueenzi - Magden, CH
Edwin Chan - Woodbridge NJ, US
Peyman Pakzaban - Pasadena TX, US
Kurt Schmura - Mohnton MA, US

A61F 2/44
A61F 2/46

An intervertebral implant frame that is configured to be attached to a spacer body can include a pair of arms that extend longitudinally from a support member such that the arms extend substantially around the spacer body. The arms may be configured to expand, crimp, or otherwise engage the spacer body to thereby hold the spacer body to the frame. The spacer body may be made from bone graft.

20150018892, Jan 15, 2015

Jul 9, 2014

14/326769

- Tuttlingen, DE
Peyman Pakzaban - Houston TX, US

A61B 17/70

606 86 A

Described is a rod insertion instrument for the insertion of a fixation rod in the tulips of adjacent pedicle screws in the context of a dorsal spinal column stabilization. It has a grip portion, a tube section adjoining it and a gripping head carried by the tube section, in which gripping head the fixation rod is rotationally fixedly and angularly stably receivable with its proximal end. In order to minimize accidental tissue compression during the fixing of the fixation rod into the pedicle screws, the gripping head is attached to the tube section exclusively via a lockable joint with which there is enabled an unconstrained pivoting movement of the tube section toward the fixation rod during the process of fixing the fixation rod to the pedicle screw.