BIOLOGIC MEDICAL PRODUCTS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AMNIO-LINK LIFE SPINE, INC. 13951 South Quality Drive Huntley IL 60142 biologic medical products, namely, human amniotic tissue;
CELL-LINK LIFE SPINE, INC. 13951 South Quality Drive Huntley IL 60142 biologic medical products, namely, human stem cells;
META-LINK LIFE SPINE, INC. 13951 South Quality Drive Huntley IL 60142 Biologic medical products, namely, human allograft tissue;
MICRO INVASIVE LIFE SPINE, INC. 13951 South Quality Drive Huntley IL 60142 Biologic medical products, namely, human allograft tissue in the nature of demineralized bone matrix; disinfectant in the nature of a surface coating for orthopedic implants;Printed instructional and educational materials in the field of surgical spine procedures;Medical consulting services in the field of the development and establishment of surgical spine procedures;Spinal implants composed of artificial materials; bone implants composed of artificial materials; orthopedic surgical devices and instruments; implantable orthopedic medical devices, namely, bones for implantation and biodegradable bone fixation implants composed of artificial materials; Surgical and medical apparatus and instruments for orthopedic surgery, spine surgery, and neurosurgery; synthetic bone graft delivery systems comprised of a combination of a cannula and an injection syringe for use in delivering synthetic bone grafts;
OSTEO-LINK LIFE SPINE, INC. 13951 South Quality Drive Huntley IL 60142 biologic medical products, namely, allograft tissue including demineralized bone matrix;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A medication-dispensing unit is provided for tracking medical products having a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag uniquely associated therewith. The dispensing unit includes compartments for receiving medical products therein, and readers for reading the RFID tags associated with the medical products in the compartments. A processor is coupled to the readers for receiving and processing readings of the RFID tags in the compartment to identify the medical products in the compartments. The processor may identify a medical product removed from a compartment by determining a difference between readings of the RFID tags in the compartment taken before and after the medical product is removed from the compartment. The processor may verify that the medical product removed from the compartment is authorized to be removed or confirm that an identified patient is intended to receive the medical product being removed from the compartment.