JAMES W SCOTT
Medical Practice at John Orr Dr, Tifton, GA

4886258, Dec 12, 1989

Aug 24, 1988

7/235621

James W. Scott - Tifton GA

A61G 1300, A61F 500, A61F 537

269328

A well leg operative support for use during an arthroscopic and/or incision surgical procedure including a generally L-shaped bar having a first leg and a shorter second leg. The first leg is releasably connected to an operating table and the short leg is bent at a right angle with respect to the first leg and extends beneath a generally L-shaped foot bracket of the well leg operative support. The L-shaped foot bracket is adjustably connected to the short leg with at least one degree of translation adjustment and preferably two degrees of rotational adjustment. A flexible, disposable boot is releasably connected to the L-shaped foot bracket and includes a longitudinal back pocket for engagement with the long upstanding leg of the L-shaped foot bracket and a hook and/or loop patch upon the sole of the disposable boot for cooperation with a corresponding loop and/or hook patch positioned upon the base of the L-shaped foot bracket to securely but releasably connect the flexible boot to the generally L-shaped brace.

5046487, Sep 10, 1991

Dec 12, 1989

7/448834

James W. Scott - Tifton GA

A61F 504, A47C 2000, A47C 1600

128 25B

A therapeutic leg elevator for promoting venous flow during patient recuperation including a substantially homogeneous solid polygonal shaped member having at least one inclined surface for supporting a back portion of a patient's thigh and second inclined surface with respect to the first for supporting the patient's lower leg, a member is releasably connected to a distal end of the homogeneous support member to provide resistance exercise for the patient.

7556609, Jul 7, 2009

Apr 11, 2007

11/786105

James W. Scott - Tifton GA, US

A61F 5/00

602 32, 602 36

A medical aid that functions as (1) a standalone femur traction device for femur traction or (2) a trapezoidally-shaped cushioned leg support pillow. The medical aid can be placed on an ordinary bed and is constructed to provide traction without the use of weights or pulleys. The medical aid includes a base that supports a trapezoidally-shaped leg pillow or support and an adjustable U-shaped fulcrum coupled to the base. The U-shaped fulcrum supports thereon an elastic cord with an attached leg pin connector. Adjustment of the U-shaped fulcrum and/or the tension applied by the elastic cord varies the amount of traction. The trapezoidally-shaped cushioned leg support can be used with or without the base.

5002046, Mar 26, 1991

Sep 22, 1989

7/410826

James W. Scott - Tifton GA

A61F 504

128 83

A balanced skeletal traction apparatus for aligning fractured leg bones of a patient lying in a supine recuperative position including an underlying solid polygon support member, a horizontal traction device operable to be connected to a patient's lower leg for providing longitudinal traction and at least one securing member operable to releasably secure a patient's leg with respect to the underlying solid polygon support member.

7566335, Jul 28, 2009

Nov 22, 2004

10/994990

James W Scott - Tifton GA, US
Timothy J Blackwell - Warsaw IN, US

Biomet Manufacturing Corp. - Warsaw IN

A61B 17/60, A61F 2/00

606 88

A medical device for holding a patella including a clamping assembly configured to hold the patella and an actuating assembly connected to the clamping assembly. The actuating assembly moving the clamping assembly from an open position to a closed position, wherein the actuating assembly is generally orthogonal to the clamping assembly. The medical device can hold the patella ninety degrees from its normal position to resect the patella.

4878490, Nov 7, 1989

Jan 27, 1989

7/302364

James W. Scott - Tifton GA

A61F 537

128 77

A universal orthopedic recuperative garment to be worn following corrective surgery or substantial trauma to an arm and/or shoulder including a vest portion to be fitted over the head of a patient, a means to secure the vest around a patient's lower torso, an arm support panel which attaches to the vest portion to fashion a generally horizontal channel and cradle a patient's forearm, and an upper arm rotating and binding strap which attaches to a front portion of the vest to provide a desired degree of left and rotation of a patient's shoulder.

2009006, Mar 5, 2009

Nov 6, 2003

10/702335

James W. Scott - Tifton GA, US
Robert G. Metzger - Wakarusa IN, US

A61B 17/17

606 84, 606 86 R

An apparatus and method for preparing a tibia for knee surgery. The apparatus includes a tibial base having a center axis, and a handle coupled to the base at an anterior base location that is offset relative to the center axis.

D320825, Oct 15, 1991

Dec 12, 1989

7/448820

James W. Scott - Tifton GA

D21191