Andrew C Petry, 41Naples, FL

2022017, Jun 9, 2022

Dec 7, 2020

17/113499

- Naples FL, US
Justin W. GRIFFIN - Virginia Beach VA, US
Michael J. HUANG - Colorado Springs CO, US
Asheesh BEDI - Ann Arbor MI, US
Andrew C. PETRY - Naples FL, US
Peter J. DREYFUSS - Naples FL, US

A61F 2/08
A61B 17/04

Tensionable, knotless, self-locking surgical constructs and methods for surgical repairs are disclosed. A tensionable, knotless, self-locking surgical construct includes two self-locking, tensionable, knotless independent mechanisms loaded onto a fixation device, one of the two self-locking, tensionable, knotless, independent mechanisms including a preformed, flexible, continuous, uninterrupted loop. The fixation device can be a knotless fixation device such as a hard-body anchor, or a knotless soft anchor such as an all-suture knotless anchor.

2023011, Apr 13, 2023

Oct 12, 2021

17/498862

- Naples FL, US
Andrew Christian Petry - Naples FL, US
Reinhold Schmieding - Naples FL, US
Keith Taylor - Naples FL, US
Peter J. Dreyfuss - Naples FL, US

A61L 27/36
A61B 17/00

This disclosure details a surgical system and method for changing one or more dimensions of harvested tissue, such an autograft, which is harvested from one location in a patient's body and used for a surgical repair or reconstruction procedure in another location in the patient's body. An example surgical system includes a first press component defining a cavity configured to receive harvested tissue, and a second press component including a projection insertable into the cavity. Further, at least one of the first and second press components are made of a transparent or semi-transparent material such that when harvested tissue is in the cavity and when the projection is inserted into the cavity, the harvested tissue is visible through at least one of the first and second press components.

2021002, Jan 28, 2021

Jul 25, 2019

16/521919

- Naples FL, US
Derek C. Sullivan - Naples FL, US
Andrew C. Petry - Naples FL, US

A61B 17/04

Surgical anchor assemblies and method of tissue repair using the same. The surgical anchor assemblies have a cannulated fixation device, an implant configured to be coupled to the fixation device, and a stop mechanism for preventing relative movement between the fixation device and the implant, such that the fixation device and the implant are configured to rotate together, and a flexible strand winds up to reduce any slack in the flexible strand used for the repair.

2019028, Sep 19, 2019

Jun 5, 2019

16/431921

- Naples FL, US
Laurence D. Higgins - Brookline MA, US
Evan Lederman - Paradise Valley AZ, US
Andrew Christian Petry - Naples FL, US
Donald K. Shuler - Naples FL, US

A61B 17/82
A61B 17/04
A61B 17/06
A61B 17/062

A method for providing a bone cerclage according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, wrapping suture around a bone, tensioning the suture to tighten the suture relative to the bone, and securing the suture to the bone.

2019017, Jun 13, 2019

Dec 7, 2017

15/834615

- Naples FL, US
Andrew C. Petry - Naples FL, US
Colin Baker - Naples FL, US

A61B 17/04
A61B 17/06
A61L 31/04
A61L 31/06
A61L 31/02
A61L 31/08
A61L 31/10

Surgical suturing constructs and methods of tissue fixation are disclosed. The suturing construct is a suture of a small diameter that is provided with a small loop on one end, a splice, and an elongated tapered portion/region at the other end. The splice is located on a region provided with a plurality of laser cuts or protuberances that are locking into the loop when the tapered end is pulled through the loop, to allow the suture to create a cinch stitch around soft tissue.

2019009, Mar 28, 2019

Sep 22, 2017

15/712553

- Naples FL, US
Andrew Christian Petry - Naples FL, US
Alexander Emmanuel Rodriguez - Weston FL, US
Patrick Joel Denard - Jacksonville OR, US

A61B 17/04
A61F 2/08

An illustrative example surgical method includes establishing a tunnel in a bone. At least a portion of the suture is passed through the tunnel. The suture has two ends and first and second loops between the two ends. The first loop includes a button on the suture. The second loop is on one side of the tunnel and the button is on the other side of the tunnel after the portion of the suture has been passed through the tunnel. At least some of the second loop of the suture is passed through soft tissue. Manipulating the second loop over the button positions a portion of the soft tissue between the second loop of the suture and the bone. Adjusting a length of the second loop urges the portion of the soft tissue against the bone where the portion of the soft tissue is held by the suture without tying any knots in the suture.

2017026, Sep 21, 2017

Mar 17, 2016

15/073217

- Naples FL, US
Andrew Christian Petry - Naples FL, US
Donald K. Shuler - Naples FL, US
Brian S. Cohen - Dublin OH, US
Reuben Gobezie - Chagrin Falls OH, US
Peter J. Millett - Edwards CO, US
Laurence D. Higgins - Brookline MA, US
Paul C. Brady - Knoxville TN, US

A61B 17/82
A61B 17/06
A61B 17/04

A method for providing a fractured bone with a bone cerclage according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, wrapping a folded piece of suture around a bone at least once, and securing the suture to the bone.

2017026, Sep 21, 2017

Nov 30, 2016

15/365510

- Naples FL, US
Laurence D. Higgins - Brookline MA, US
Evan Lederman - Paradise Valley AZ, US
Andrew Christian Petry - Naples FL, US
Donald K. Shuler - Naples FL, US

A61B 17/82
A61B 17/06

A method for providing a fractured bone with a bone cerclage according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes wrapping suture around bone a first time using a suture passer, wrapping the suture around bone a second time using a shuttling suture, and securing the suture to the bone.