Term #1,502
axial force transmitting relationship
Claim Term
axial force transmitting relationship
Origin matter
Suture Anchor
Reference Case 1
IPP-0051-US14
Date Added
8/17/21
Created
8/17/21, 5:13 PM
Modified
8/17/21, 5:19 PM
Full Desc
As used herein, an “axial force transmitting relationship” refers to a functional relationship between a first structure and a second structure. In this relationship, the structures interact with each other such that a force experienced or imparted by one structure (first or second) is transferred or transmitted to the other structure (first or second) along or in relation to a shared single axis. In certain embodiments, the first structure and second structure share a common axis. In other words, the two structures are coaxial. One axis, such as a longitudinal axis, is shared by both the first structure and the second structure.
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