Audrey M Beckman, 591208 W Wildflower Ct, Warsaw, IN 46580
Audrey Beckman Phones & Addresses
1208 W Wildflower Ct, Warsaw, IN 46580
811 Manor Ter, Marco Island, FL 34145
Lake Oswego, OR
Naples, FL
5 Stone Camp Trl, Winona Lake, IN 46590 574-2674490
Huntington, IN
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Us Patents
Four Compartment Knee
US Patent:
6402786, Jun 11, 2002
Filed:
Jun 29, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/606608
Inventors:
John N. Insall - New York NY
Mark Heldreth - Mentone IN
Vince Webster - Warsaw IN
Steve Zawadski - Leesburg IN
Roy Yoshikazu Hori - Tokyo, JP
Kyoko Ohkuni - Shizuoka, JP
Audrey Beckman - Warsaw IN
William Rohr - Cincinnati OH
Mark Heldreth - Mentone IN
Vince Webster - Warsaw IN
Steve Zawadski - Leesburg IN
Roy Yoshikazu Hori - Tokyo, JP
Kyoko Ohkuni - Shizuoka, JP
Audrey Beckman - Warsaw IN
William Rohr - Cincinnati OH
Assignee:
Zimmer, Inc. - Warsaw IN
International Classification:
A61F 238
US Classification:
623 2035
Abstract:
A femoral knee implant includes a fourth compartment of articulation. The superior posterior articulating surface is achieved by first increasing the thickness of the superior posterior condylar portion of the femoral component to widen the superior posterior edge of the posterior condyle. Second, the newly created surface at the superior posterior condyle is smoothly rounded to provide an articular surface with no sharp changes in the surface contours. In one embodiment, the fourth articular compartment of this invention is provided in a one piece femoral design. In another embodiment, it is provided as a modular addition to an existing prior art femoral component. In another embodiment, the fourth compartment is combined with a posterior stabilized (PS) TKR design that includes a tibial post and cooperating femoral cam characterized by low engagement of the cam on the spine.
Combined Impactor And Extractor For Prosthetic Implants
US Patent:
D337639, Jul 20, 1993
Filed:
Nov 21, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/618328
Inventors:
Audrey M. Beckman - Warsaw IN
Assignee:
Zimmer, Inc. - Warsaw IN
US Classification:
D24133
Four Compartment Knee
US Patent:
6123729, Sep 26, 2000
Filed:
Mar 10, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/037417
Inventors:
John N. Insall - New York NY
Mark Heldreth - Mentone IN
Vince Webster - Warsaw IN
Steve Zawadski - Leesburg IN
Roy Yoshikazu Hori - Tokyo, JP
Kyoko Ohkuni - Shizuoka, JP
Audrey Beckman - Warsaw IN
William Rohr - Cincinnati OH
Mark Heldreth - Mentone IN
Vince Webster - Warsaw IN
Steve Zawadski - Leesburg IN
Roy Yoshikazu Hori - Tokyo, JP
Kyoko Ohkuni - Shizuoka, JP
Audrey Beckman - Warsaw IN
William Rohr - Cincinnati OH
Assignee:
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company - New York NY
International Classification:
A61F 238
US Classification:
623 2031
Abstract:
A femoral knee implant includes a fourth compartment of articulation. The superior posterior articulating surface is achieved by first increasing the thickness of the superior posterior condylar portion of the femoral component to widen the superior posterior edge of the posterior condyle. Second, the newly created surface at the superior posterior condyle is smoothly rounded to provide an articular surface with no sharp changes in the surface contours. In one embodiment, the fourth articular compartment of this invention is provided in a one piece femoral design. In another embodiment, it is provided as a modular addition to an existing prior art femoral component. In another embodiment, the fourth compartment is combined with a posterior stabilized (PS) TKR design that includes a tibial post and cooperating femoral cam characterized by low engagement of the cam on the spine.
Mobile Bearing Knee With Metal On Metal Interface
US Patent:
5957979, Sep 28, 1999
Filed:
Dec 12, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/989729
Inventors:
Audrey M. Beckman - Warsaw IN
Paul D. Schoenle - South Bend IN
James F. Smith - Goshen IN
Paul D. Schoenle - South Bend IN
James F. Smith - Goshen IN
Assignee:
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company - New York NY
International Classification:
A61F 238
US Classification:
623 20
Abstract:
In the subject invention, the articulating component includes a metal tray and a polyethylene bearing molded or otherwise connected to the metal tray. The distal surface of the metal tray, the surface in contact with the tibial component, is highly polished and is substantially flat. The proximal surface of the tibial component, the surface in contact with the articulating component, is likewise highly polished and substantially flat. In use, the two highly polished flat surfaces provide an environment wherein the articulating surface may freely move relative to the tibial component as the patient's knee joint is flexed and extended during movement.
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