Joseph G Markham

6913400, Jul 5, 2005

Jul 9, 2001

09/901293

Michael M. O'Toole - San Jose CA, US
Bradley S. Levin - Newark CA, US
Philip J. Edwards - San Jose CA, US
Lee L. Xu - Cupertino CA, US
Joseph J. Vandenberg - West Covina CA, US
Joseph Markham - Hillsborough NJ, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

G02B006/36

385 89, 385 88

An optoelectric module adapted to cooperate with a multi-fiber array by displacing a plurality of OEDs from the fiber array at least along the z,y-axes or a combination thereof while maintaining their alignment along either the x-axis of the fiber array, the module comprising: (a) a connector interface adapted to interconnect with a multi-fiber assembly having an x,y array of fibers; (b) a plurality of OEDs for converting between optical and electrical signals; and (c) optical paths wherein each optical path has a first end adapted for optically coupling with a corresponding fiber in an x,y array of fibers and a second end for optically coupling with a corresponding OED, wherein the distance between the second ends of at least two optical paths is greater than the distance between their corresponding first ends and wherein the distance across the second ends along the x-axis is no greater than the distance across the first ends along the x-axis.

20180333263, Nov 22, 2018

May 10, 2018

15/976243

- Warsaw IN, US
John Chernosky - Brick NJ, US
Joseph Markham - Hillsborough NJ, US
Robert G. Deluca - Bethlehem PA, US

A61F 2/30
A61F 2/40
A61B 17/17

Various implant systems and methods of implantation are disclosed herein. The systems and methods allow a surgeon to accurately determine a suitable fastener trajectory for attaching certain components of the implant system to bone in this manner, an appropriate fastener trajectory can be selected and used during a surgical procedure to ensure better purchase and attachment of the various components of the implant system to the bone.

20180333276, Nov 22, 2018

May 8, 2018

15/973601

- Warsaw IN, US
John Chernosky - Brick NJ, US
Joseph Markham - Hillsborough NJ, US
Robert G. Deluca - Bethlehem PA, US

A61F 2/46
A61B 17/16
A61B 17/17
A61F 2/40

Surgical instrumentation and methods for reaming a bone are disclosed. In some cases, the bone is a glenoid of a shoulder. The surgical instrumentation can include a bushing that acts as a guide for a reamer, which reams the bone.

20160128701, May 12, 2016

Dec 28, 2015

14/980130

- Warsaw IN, US
Joseph Markham - Hillsborough NJ, US
Victor Valderrabano - Hofstetten, CH
Richard John Claridge - Scottsdale AZ, US
John Shirk Kirchner - Birmingham AL, US
Mehul Dharia - Albuquerque NM, US
Ray Zubok - Midland Park NJ, US
Greg Stebbins - Hoboken NJ, US

A61B 17/15
A61F 2/42
A61B 17/17

Porous spacers () are provided for foot and ankle fusion. The porous spacers disclosed herein may be implanted between separate bones of a joint or between two segments of a single bone following an osteotomy procedure. Such spacers may be used in conjunction with an ankle resection system which includes a resection frame () and a resection guide (). The resection frame can be anchored to the distal tibia and/or the talus and provides an opening () through which a bone cutting element can pass for cutting underlying bone. The resection guide can include one or more cutting slots () and the resection guide can be coupled to the resection frame with the one or more cutting slots positioned over the opening in the resection frame so that the bone cutting element can pass through the one or more cutting slots and through the opening in the resection frame for cutting the distal tibia and/or the talus.

20150057665, Feb 26, 2015

Apr 23, 2013

14/122089

- Warsaw IN, US
Joseph Markham - Hillsborough NJ, US
Victor Valderrabano - Hofstetten, CH
Richard Claridge - Scottsdale AZ, US
John Shirk Kirchner - Birmingham AL, US
Mehul Dharia - Albuquerque NM, US
Ray Zubok - Midland Park NJ, US
Greg Stebbins - Hoboken NJ, US

A61B 17/17

606 87

Porous spacers () are provided for foot and ankle fusion. The porous spacers disclosed herein may be implanted between separate bones of a joint or between two segments of a single bone following an osteotomy procedure. Such spacers may be used in conjunction with an ankle resection system which includes a resection frame () and a resection guide (). The resection frame can be anchored to the distal tibia and/or the talus and provides an opening () through which a bone cutting element can pass for cutting underlying bone. The resection guide can include one or more cutting slots () and the resection guide can be coupled to the resection frame with the one or more cutting slots positioned over the opening in the resection frame so that the bone cutting element can pass through the one or more cutting slots and through the opening in the resection frame for cutting the distal tibia and/or the talus.