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Application ARTHROPLASTY BALANCE AND GAP GAUGE
Matter Number OPT-9 Reference Case 1 OPT-9
Created 2/17/21, 12:00 AM Modified 2/17/21, 12:00 AM
Application Number
Paragraph Number

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Content

Figures 1C – 1I illustrate a top view (FIGURE 1C), bottom view (FIGURE 1D), side views (FIGURE E-G), rear view (FIGURE 1H), and front view (FIGURE 1I) of one embodiment of a gap gauge 100. FIGURE 1C illustrates an embodiment that includes a lock-out mechanism 130, a pair of grips 132, and a handle 134. As used herein, a "handle" refers to a structure used to hold, control, or manipulate a device, apparatus, component, tool, or the like. A “handle” may be designed to be grasped and/or held in one or more hands of a user.

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Added by DJM 2 2021