RICHARD A ROSA
Medical Practice at Fairfield Dr, Short Hills, NJ

7141053, Nov 28, 2006

Nov 27, 2002

10/305369

Richard A. Rosa - Short Hills NJ, US
Vernon R. Hartdegen - Collierville TN, US
Eric A. Stookey - Cordova TN, US
Robert M Fencl - Cordova TN, US

Wright Medical Technology, Inc. - Arlington TN

A61F 5/00, A61B 17/58

606 86, 606 87, 606 88

A method of minimally invasive unicompartmental knee replacement includes accessing a knee through a minimal incision, forming a planar surface along a tibial plateau of the knee, forming a planar posterior surface along a posterior aspect of the corresponding femoral condyle, resurfacing a distal aspect of the femoral condyle to form a resurfaced area having a curved portion, implanting a prosthetic tibial component on the planar surface along the tibial plateau and implanting a prosthetic femoral component on the prepared surface of the femoral condyle formed by the planar posterior surface and the resurfaced area. The curved portion of the resurfaced area has an anterior-posterior curvature corresponding to a fixation surface of the prosthetic femoral component. Prior to implantation, the femur and tibia are prepared to receive fixation structure of the femoral and tibial components.

7060074, Jun 13, 2006

Nov 27, 2002

10/305371

Richard A. Rosa - Short Hills NJ, US
Vernon R. Hartdegen - Collierville TN, US
Eric A. Stookey - Cordova TN, US
Robert M Fencl - Cordova TN, US

Wright Medical Technology, Inc. - Arlington TN

A61B 17/58

606 88

Instrumentation for use in minimally invasive unicompartmental knee replacement includes a tibial cutting guide for establishing a planar surface along a tibial plateau and a tibial stylus having an anatomic contour for controlling the depth of the planar surface along the tibial plateau. The instrumentation further comprises a posterior resection block for preparing a posterior femoral resection, with a forward portion of the posterior resection block having a configuration corresponding to the configuration of a prosthetic femoral component. Instrumentation comprising a resection block and a resurfacing guide are provided for surgically preparing a femoral condyle to receive a prosthetic femoral component. The instrumentation further includes a resurfacing guide and a resurfacing instrument for resurfacing a femoral condyle to a controlled depth. Instrumentation is provided for intramedullary alignment of femoral instruments.

7744601, Jun 29, 2010

Jun 12, 2006

11/423600

Richard A. Rosa - Short Hills NJ, US
Vernon R. Hartdegen - Collierville TN, US
Eric A. Stookey - Cordova TN, US
Robert M Fencl - Cordova TN, US

Wright Medical Technology, Inc. - Arlington TN

A61B 17/58

606 88

Instrumentation for surgically resurfacing a femoral condyle to receive a prosthetic femoral component in minimally invasive unicompartmental knee replacement surgery. The instrumentation includes a resurfacing guide for attachment to a femur and a rail member externally delineating an area of a femoral condyle of the femur that is to be surgically resurfaced to receive a prosthetic femoral component. The resurfacing guide has an abutment wall. The instrumentation includes a resurfacing instrument having a tissue removing surface for removing anatomical tissue from the delineated area of the femoral condyle, the tissue removing surface being movable along the delineated area to remove anatomical tissue therefrom. The resurfacing instrument has a engagement wall for contacting the abutment wall to limit the depth to which anatomical tissue is removed.

2003010, May 29, 2003

Nov 27, 2002

10/305370

Richard Rosa - Short Hills NJ, US
Vernon Hartdegen - Collierville TN, US
Eric Stookey - Cordova TN, US
Jack Bert - Woodbury MN, US
Michael Gross - Halifax, CA

A61F002/38

623/020300, 623/020320, 623/020360

A knee joint prosthesis comprises a femoral component for implantation on a prepared femoral condyle of a knee and a tibial component for implantation on a prepared corresponding tibial plateau of the knee. The femoral component has a femoral articular surface cooperable with a tibial articular surface of the tibial component to permit motion at the knee. The femoral articular surface has a medial-lateral radius of curvature, and the tibial articular surface has a medial-lateral radius of curvature 0.25 to 5.00 mm longer than the medial-lateral radius of curvature of the femoral articular surface. The tibial articular surface has a medial-lateral mid-point, and the femoral articular surface defines a tracking line for the femoral component which tracks in an anterior-posterior direction along the medial-lateral mid-point as the knee moves between extension and flexion. The tracking line tracks at a medial-lateral angle relative to the medial-lateral mid-point of the tibial articular surface.