Term #2,230
Bone cutting feature
Claim Term
Bone cutting feature
Origin matter
WEDGE OSTEOTOMY BLADE
Reference Case 1
TMC-PAT-6PROV
Date Added
3/18/25
Created
3/18/25, 8:49 PM
Modified
9/10/25, 4:43 PM
Full Desc
"Bone cutting feature" refers to a structural element, portion, or part of a device, object, apparatus, or instrument specifically configured, designed, or engineered to engage, cut, abrade, shape, resect, or otherwise modify bone tissue or bone-like materials. A bone cutting feature may include cutting edges, cutting teeth, rasp features, abrasive surfaces, saw blades, wedge structures, or similar elements capable of removing or reshaping bone. The bone cutting feature may vary in geometry, dimensions, or characteristics depending on factors such as intended surgical or medical application, the type or condition of bone tissue targeted, and desired clinical outcomes. Bone cutting features may be found on various components, instruments, or tools, including, without limitation, wedge osteotomy blades, rasp blades, surgical saws, bone burrs, milling cutters, drills, reamers, surgical implants, or other bone-modifying surgical instruments.
Applications using this term
| Matter | Usage | Notes | Actions |
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| TMC-PAT-6PROV | Defined | — | App terms |