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Anyone have any ideas about this? I posted a message last week titled 'curly top virus' but didn't have the photos. The leaves seem to curl worse when it's warmer. In the mornings it's not quite as obvious.
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Are all of the tomatoes showing it? Did they all seem to get it within a week of each other, or was it a gradual one-here, one-there progression over a couple of months?
Is there any possibility they might have caught a little herbicide drift, or gotten grass clippings (or compost) laced with Weed&Feed?
It seems like it's been a one here one there thing. I have used no herbacides. A few months before planting I dug compost into the beds. Compost was made of my yard cuttings (lawn too, but no weed 'n feed. Lawn was fed with Scott's 'feed' only and this composted for quite awhile) and horse manure. Alfalfa and oat hay feed horses. Could the manure have not composted enough and the soil is too hot? Leaves aren't burned at all. Soil temp is between 74 and 82 yesterday around 5:00pm. There are 5 raised beds with the bed having the least composted manure (not fresh)at around 82 degrees. The tomatoes in that bed are not quite as bad as some of the others. They are all heirloom varieties. My weather conditions fluctuate, lots of wind, cooler nights and the last week has been quite warm during the day. It's foggy this morning and they don't seem quite as bad as they did yesterday late afternoon. I've some fruit set. Oh, the only thing I've been spraying with is Neem. The Green Light brand. I have some white flies and for the last 4 years I've had psyllids. A few aphids here and there but they hang mainly on the roses.(so far)
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It wouldn't be root temperature, I think, but if it is it should gradually improve as the beds settle. 82 degrees is kind of warm but not enough to damage roots.
I guess the best thing you can do is keep an eye on them, and pull them if they show a steady stunting and decline. If a couple end up looking like curly top as time goes on, and clearly aren't growing normally -- balled-up leaves and corkscrewing stems -- you'll know that the other ones showing earlier symptoms need to be pulled too. You'll just need to balance your hope of keeping the affected plants against what you think your chances are of eliminating the presence of the virus in your yard.
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Thankyou for your help Allison!! At this point the balled up leaves and corkscrewed stems have me worried. I hate pulling plants but I guess if I want to save the healthy ones.....
I still have some late seedlings that are still in one gallon pots that I didn't have room for. Looks like maybe I'll have room.
We'll see how the season goes.


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Feds, city in spat over CMHR servicing cost
But province may get caught in middle
Winnipeg and Ottawa are squabbling over how much money the Canadian Museum for Human Rights must pay the city to cover the cost of servicing the federal institution.
But the Province of Manitoba stands to lose out in the short term, because Broadway happens to be first in line for the cash.
Earlier this year, Winnipeg's assessment and taxation department issued the CMHR a $198,000 bill for payment in lieu of taxes, or PILT, which is money federal institutions pay municipalities in place of property taxes.
Since Ottawa technically owns all of Canada, it's unconstitutional for the federal government to pay provincial or municipal property taxes. But it still costs cities money to provide basic services such as fire protection and policing to federal institutions. PILT payments were devised to provide roughly the same form of compensation.
For the 2011 tax year, the city handed the museum a bill for $198,000, based on an empty parcel of land with no building on the surface and an overall assessment of $6.9 million, city assessor Nelson Karpa said. That $198,000 bill includes city property taxes, Winnipeg School Division taxes and the provincial education support levy.
Public Works and Government Services Canada responded with a lower value and the disagreement is now heading to a federal Dispute Advisory Panel. That panel, in turn, will make a recommendation to Public Works and Government Services Minister Rona Ambrose, who will ultimately decide on a value.
"The minister can do what the minister wants to do," Karpa said in an interview, declining to say what Ottawa proposed to pay instead of $198,000.
Sources at city hall, speaking on condition of anonymity, pegged that number at $1. Officials with Public Works and Government Services' regional office in Edmonton said they will be able to comment today.
The dispute will have no impact on Winnipeg's finances, as any museum PILT payment will be forwarded to the province, which gave the museum an $11.1-million grant on behalf of the city. The province expects to recoup this $11.1 million through museum PILT payments to the city.
While the city's repayment of the provincial loan has been delayed by Ottawa's decision to dispute the museum's PILT bill, the Selinger government is not concerned, said Naline Rampersad, spokeswoman for Local Government Minister Ron Lemieux.
"The province anticipates the result of the request-for-review process to be a fair and predictable PILT payment going forward," Rampersad said in a statement. "We are confident in the city's ability to meet its obligations."
The city has pledged a total of $23.6 million to help build the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, which has a total price tag of $351 million.
The city spent $5.1 million in cash on the project, refunded $1.1 million worth of development and permit fees and waived $2.5 million worth of lease revenue. It also plans to refund a total of $14.7 million worth of PILT payments to the museum -- $11.1 million of which will be paid to the province to cover the loan. After the loan is paid off, another $3.6 million in PILT payments will be refunded to Ottawa.
In 2011, Mayor Sam Katz estimated the museum's annual PILT payment will eventually be about $1 million, while the CMHR estimated the annual bill could be closer to $5 million.
The smaller figure appears more plausible. A reassessment of the museum property that includes the building as well as the land resulted in a $879,054 PILT-payment bill, Karpa said.
Ottawa has yet to respond to the new bill. The museum only received it on Dec. 14, said communications director Angela Cassie. In a statement, she described the city-federal dispute over PILT payments as a normal part of the process for establishing a new federal building.
While Ambrose may ultimately decide what Ottawa will pay Winnipeg, the Supreme Court of Canada has already ruled the federal government may not set the bill at an unreasonably low level.
In June, the nation's highest court ruled in favour of the City of Halifax in a dispute over PILT payments flowing from Citadel Hill, a prominent park in the Nova Scotia capital. Ottawa claimed the land was only worth $10, while Halifax pegged the value at $19 million, the Halifax Chronicle-Herald reported.
The Supreme Court ruled Ottawa has the right to determine the size of the payment but must base that decision on real-life property assessments, the paper reported.
What is a PILT payment? Money Ottawa pays in place of property taxes for federal buildings. Since Canada owns all of its land, it's unconstitutional for Ottawa to pay municipal or provincial property taxes.
Why would one level of government pay another? The City of Winnipeg still provides services to federal buildings such as the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. The most expensive services include fire protection and policing.
Who determines a PILT payment? The city issues a bill, based on a property assessment. Ottawa then decides whether to accept the bill or amend it. In the event of a disagreement, the federal Dispute Advisory Panel holds a hearing and then forwards a recommendation to the federal public works and government services minister, who ultimately decides. If the city still disagrees, the courts could get involved.
What did the city ask the CMHR to pay?
$197,504, based on an empty plot of land.
What did Ottawa propose instead? No one will say, but sources peg the counter-offer at $1.
What would be the bill for both the land and the building? The city recently issued a new bill for $879,054, based on a reassessment.
How much money has the city pledged in total to the CMHR? $23.6 million.
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Jami Kahle, 40, an 11-year teacher at the school, was named Educator of the Year at the organization�s annual conference.
Kahle said she was surprised when she learned about the award, and moved when she received a standing ovation at the conference.
�It was extremely touching for me and everything that I had to say in my acceptance speech paled,� she said.
Each year, the Missouri DARE Officers Association names an Educator of the Year based on nominations submitted by DARE officers in the state.
The winner, selected from the nomination essays, is then eligible for an international DARE Educator of the Year award.
Kahle was nominated by Pettis County Sheriff�s Deputy Kelly Simons.
�The thing I like the most about the program is that someone talks to the kids about good choices and it doesn�t have to be about drugs or alcohol, but about coping strategies,� Kahle said.
Kahle helps her students with the essay they must write to graduate the DARE program and shares her experiences.
She said she has been surprised by some of her students� experiences involving drugs and alcohol.
�It�s been kind of educational on my part,� she said.
Kahle got into teaching because she wanted to help students the way teachers had helped her, particularly in high school.
�I had some great teachers in high school that if they hadn�t given me a chance, I wouldn�t have gone as far as I did with my education,� she said.
Simons, the DARE officer for the Pettis County Sheriff�s Department, said Kahle made her feel welcome when she first started with the program almost nine years ago.
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Super Final 2012 (Women): Australia, China, Greece and USA advance to semi finals
CHINA, Changshu (June 1) - Greece stunned Russia in a tight 11-9 victory and makes its way to the semi finals of the FINA Women's Water Polo World League Super Final. Australia, USA and host China all won their match in convincing fashion against Germany (18-0), Italy (14-2) and Canada (13-7), respectively, to reach the semi finals stage as well.
Super Final 2012 (Women): Australia beats Russia after shootouts, Greece defeats home squad
CHINA, Changshu (May 31) - The race for the podium escalated in the last game of Day 3 of the FINA Women's Water Polo World League Super Final with the Australian team delivering an intense battle to beat the Russians after an amazing penalty shootout for a close 9-7 victory. Defending champions USA easily crushed Germany 17-3, Canada defeated Italy 9-4 and Greece stunned host China 12-9.
The last day of preliminaries see USA and China climbing on top of Group A while Australia and Russia finish 1-2 of Group B. The four advance to the quarter finals as strong favourites.
Super Final 2012 (Women): Australia, Russia and USA remain unchallenged
CHINA, Changshu (May 30) - Australia, Russia and the United States continued their dominance with two victories each after day 2 of the 2012 FINA Women's Water Polo World League Super Final in Changshu (CHN) while the home squad registered a clean win (15-4) over Germany. China and Greece continue to look strong, each winning one game. Canada, Germany and Italy are still in the race despite their two losses.
Super Final 2012 (Women): Australia, Greece, Russia and USA make good start in game opener
CHINA, Changshu (May 29) - The ninth edition of the FINA Women's Water Polo World League Super Final successfully kicked off in Changshu (CHN) where eight world-class women's water polo teams will fight for the podium during an exciting six days. In the preliminary games of Group A and B, defending champion USA eclipsed host China 10-6, world champion Greece comfortably edged Germany 16-11, world number 3 Russia had a solid win over Italy 16-3 and 2011 World League bronze-medallist Australia crushed Canada 20-4.
Official Barcelona 2013 mascot unveiled
A drop of water will be the official mascot of the 15th FINA World Championships Barcelona 2013. The mascot has been introduced to society on May 22 and baptised in an act that has been presented by Gemma Mengual, who has just recently joined the Organising Committee of Barcelona 2013. According to the comments after the presentation, the guests are very satisfied about the new mascot, which is called Xop.
Maite Fandos, president of the Barcelona 2013 Organising Committee, has revealed the identity of the mascot, which has been elected the winner among 200 proposals that were sent to the event organisers of Barcelona 2013 as part of an online public competition. Xop covered in multi-colored mosaic tiles inspired by Gaudi's art.
USA Water Polo announces Olympic women's team
Adam Krikorian, Head Coach for the U.S. Olympic Women's Water Polo Team, announced the 13 athletes that will compete at the 2012 Olympic Games this summer in London, England at a press conference at the LA84 Foundation in Los Angeles, CA. Featuring seven returners from the 2008 team that won the silver medal, and eight athletes overall with Olympic Games experience, the team clinched a berth to the 2012 Olympic Games by winning gold at the 2011 Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Led by Team Captain Brenda Villa (Commerce, CA/Stanford/Olympic Club) the U.S. Olympic Women's Water Polo Team is one of the most successful programs in international water polo history over the last twelve years. The only nation to win an Olympic medal at every Olympic Games offering women's water polo, a tally that includes two silver medals (2000 and 2008) and a bronze (2004), the program has also won three World Championships and one World Cup title during that span.
Lurz (GER) sets the pace in Cancun races
German open water swimming icon Thomas Lurz triumphed in two races in Cancun (MEX), the fourth leg of the FINA 10km Marathon Swimming World Cup and third stop of the FINA Open Water Swimming Grand Prix, taking place on April 24 and 26, respectively. Brazilian World champion (25km) Ana Marcela Cunha was the best among women in the first race while Jana Pechavona from Czech Republic took out the second.
Lurz powered home to win in 1h57m16s51 in the 10km race, closely followed by current World champion Spyridon Gianniotis from Greece, who finished in 1h57m16s55. Only a photo finish decided which one of them was the winner. Lurz was declared winner by a judges' decision. The Greek was victorious in the first three stages of the Series. Lurz' best result before Cancun was a second place in Eilat (ISR). Claiming third spot was Italy's Nicola Bolzonello, who clocked 1h57m16s56.
Spain fires in Trieste (ITA) and triumphs over Italy
Trieste (April 22) - Confirming their progress, Spain, indeed the best team in Trieste - in spite of two losses in the Preliminary Round (against Russia and Hungary) - clinched a clear cut victory over Italy in the last match of the Women's Water Polo Olympic Games Qualification Tournament. While the Italians appeared out of focus and confused, the Spaniards managed to keep their concentration and motivation, fully deserving the final success.
Russia won over Hungary for the third place 18-13. The Netherlands narrowly beat Greece after extra-times (11-10) to be fifth while Canada crushed Kazakhstan (17-2) to take the seventh place. Italy's Tania Di Mario was the top scorer of the tournament with 22 goals. Curiously, no Spanish player ranked among the Top Ten scorers. Paradoxically, this is also a sign of strength within the greatly balanced Spanish side.
Last synchro duets decided for London Olympics
London (April 22) - The final day of the FINA Olympic Games Synchronised Swimming Qualification saw the final four places in the Duet fought out with Israel, Switzerland, Austria and Hungary securing their Olympic positions.
The second round in the Duets was focused on the Free routine and the eight entries were fighting for the four top positions. Israel began the competition drawn in first place and put in a strong performance to score an improved Free routine total of 83.780 and finished in first place with a total of 168.580.
The second position went to Switzerland who demonstrated good height and improved synchronicity to score 83.780 and a total of 165.980.
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In 2009, a dear friend (and former GW poster) obtained pups from Emaryllis of the beautiful bulb shown on their home page. The bulb had been named 'Okapi,' and Bill told my friend that it was a clone of Giraffe. The bulb in question is most definitely not Grandeur, which I have in my collection.
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If I wasn't so fond of my teeth, I'd say I'd give my Eye Teeth for one of those....
So.. now I'm wondering how long Emaryllis has had Okapi. And, I'm wondering if this was a sport grown by him from one of his Giraffe bulbs or did someone give him an offset and he ended up with this jewel? Do you think he has made any attempts to propagate this as I'm sure everyone who visits his site admires it's beauty..Maybe we can dream and he's got one in Tissue Culture as we speak....


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106—Austin Tapia, C, won by forfeit; 113—Michael Ramirez, S, dec. William Tomsic 7-0; 120—Davis Baxter, S, maj. dec. Benny Trujillo 13-0; 126—Jeremiah Montoya, S, pinned Miguel Gonzales 0:18; 132—Marcus Martinez, S, maj. dec. Frank Atencio 12-4; 138—Isaac Naro, S, dec. Brandon Aragon 4-2; 145—Austin Zuniga, S, maj. dec. Isaiah Servantez 14-6; 152—John Torres, S, dec. Keenan Wyatt 5-3 (OT); 160—Dominic Trujillo, S, dec. Gary Lucero 8-7; 170—Mark Espinoza, S, dec. Chandler Montez 4-2; 182—Greg Vigil, C, pinned Jamie Ortiz 5:51; 195—Reese Bowman, C, dec. Jacob Mihelich 4-2 (OT); 220—Evan Lancelot, C, pinned Zane Sliger 1:57; 285—Dominic Gomez, S, pinned Richard Lynch 0:43.
South High School had wrapped up its fifth straight South-Central League win of the season and clinched the Colts' sixth conference wrestling title in a row.
South reeled off nine consecutive victories en route to the 39-21 dual win over Central in their intracity battle on the Cats' Jim Ranson Court.
Lancelot was undaunted as the Wildcats senior, top-ranked in the state's 4A classification at 220 pounds, scored a quick takedown and posted a 1:57 first-period pin over South's Zane Sliger.
A two-time state place-finisher, Lancelot (28-2) has set his sights on winning a state championship after finishing fifth as a sophomore and third last year.
"I work as hard as I can and treat every opponent with respect," he said. "I look at every opponent as someone who can beat me, so I have to wrestle smart and try that much harder."
South coach Jerry Sisneros was "a little bit surprised" at the string of wins his Colts put together. He pointed to the 138- and 152-pound matches as key wins.
Isaac Naro posted his second close win in as many nights with a 4-2 decision over Brandon Aragon at 138. A Naro takedown midway through the second period provided the winning margin Thursday.
The night's feature match was at 152, where the Colts' John Torres used his signature heel-pick for a takedown in overtime for a 5-3 decision over Keenan Wyatt. The two battled to a 3-3 draw in regulation time, with Torres tying the score on a reversal with 22 seconds remaining.
Torres went for his single low takedown at the whistle to start the overtime period, seemingly catching Wyatt by surprise and nabbing the win. Wyatt had won two previous matches this year against Torres,
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The house was completely renovated in 2008. Every corner of the house and garden is finely decorated. The building is in a typical Sorrentine style, made in tuff - a volcanic stone typical of this area. All rooms are in rustic but elegant style and designed for the comfort of those who live here.
The Villa offers tranquility, privacy and at the same time, friendliness and hospitality of its owners. All rooms are equipped with all the amenities to make your stay unique: private bathroom, air conditioning, satellite TV, realizing areas and much more ... They are finely decorated with taste, half way between a rustic and elegant touch. All the rooms on the upper floors have a terrace or balcony and offer a beautiful view of the property and the Gulf of Naples. The house enjoys an excellent exposure to the sun that makes it possible to enjoy it all the day.
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There is a free parking area inside the property. All the main services offered by the town of Sorrento are within easy reach. Plus, the train and the bus stations are the port of Sorrento, are within easy walking distance.
There is free Wi-Fi internet, both in the rooms and outdoor areas.
The owners provide accurate information on places to visit, excursions, and more, giving all guests every kind of information brochure about the city and the Amalfi Coast.
Laundry service on request.
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The guests will have access to the parking, the little pool, the solarium, the garden with sitting areas and gazebos. the breakfast is also included.
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Every morning at breakfast (during the breakfast time). Normally I am present on arrival if the guest have informed me, during the arrival day, about the arrival time. In any case, the guest should call or inform me about the arrival time in order to be sure that one of my relatives is in the villa to welcome.
Noises are not allowed after 11.00pm.
I was looking forward to staying here. When I arrived at the appointed time, the gate was locked and no one was there to let me in. I waited for over 30 minutes. Then, a neighbor passed by, and I asked if they knew Raffaele. They called for me. Turns out, he wasn't home at all, even though he said he'd meet me. Natalie was home, but for some reason, never looked to see that I was there. She let me in, and showed me to a room that was not the room I reserved. Then we spend another hour or two waiting for her to try and call someone who knew about the booking, but no one answered the phone. The room I booked had someone else in it, so I stayed in another (much less-nice) room the first night. I also missed sunset and much of my first evening in Sorrento because of all the mix-up.
The next night I was moved to the correct room and was much happier there. Raffaele did give advice about what to do during the day, which was helpful. He also tried to bring me to the port one morning, but the road was closed. I appreciated his effort.
He had promised to give me a refund for the first night, or a portion thereof, but now is ignoring all communication. So be careful, and make sure to resolve any issues right away. Don't let him convince you to wait due to his travel schedule or otherwise. My case is still not resolved, and I should have acted sooner instead of giving him the befit of the doubt.
Nice little villa 10 minutes walk out of the center of town. Raffaele was a great host, made sure we had everything we needed through out our stay and drove us to the station when we were leaving - then when the train was canceled he went out of his way to get us on shuttle bus that was leaving from a nearby hotel so we wouldn't miss our train in Naples.
Villa Concetta is set in the upper back streets of Sorrento but it takes only a short ten minute walk down the hill to the towns main square.
The villa is set in a neighbourhood that seems very ordinary and the shuttle bus people that we used to get to Sorrento from Naples have their sheds on the opposite side of a small shared road to Villa Concetta.
Raffaele's brother, his brother's wife, children and his brother's mother in law live on the property and don't speak English which can be a bit tricky.
Raffaele comes to breakfast most mornings and is very pleasant and will answer any questions.
We stayed on the top floor of the main house.
It was clean and very basic with a nice balcony that caught the evening breeze.
There was no coffee and tea making equipment or fridge in the room. However there was a small shared commune fridge on the lower floor in the stair well.
The breakfast was downstairs, outside under a covering in a lovely cared for garden.The help yourself breakfast was ample but nothing special and I did wonder about the freshness of the bread and rolls that seemed to be served on more than one day. The coffee was good and the family made fresh coffee and cappuccinos on request.
The family were lovely people that tried their best.
The accommodation was clean and basic.
The bnb is really easy to find as it right off the main street in Sorrento. A 5 minute walk and you were in the main square of town. 10 minutes to the train. We stayed on the top floor, the room has a great balcony and an amazing view! The place was really bright and clean. Everyone was friendly (including their dogs) and the breakfast was a great way to start our day!
Villa Concetta and the host Raffaelle are definitely worth a visit. The house is located beautifully above Sorrento. We stayed in the top floor room which is equipped with two balconies and a nice little bathroom. The pool was ready for a early morning swim followed by a rich breakfast with good coffee, brioche and fruits.
Raffaelle is a very pleasant and helpful host that can supply you with information about hidden spots around the Amalfi-coast, as well as with king-sized portions of hazelnut-spread.
Great times,
Thank again.
A nice stay in Sorrento. The house is really like a little "lemon tree haven" in the middle of buildings. We didn't really have the chance to meet Raffaele in person (just the day we left) but the rest of the family was very welcoming and charming. Our room and bathroom were clean and quiet. The air condition didn't work but we were so exhausted at night that we didn't look much further... I recommend this place for its location (5mn walk from the city centre) and lovely family.
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Ciao, my name is Raffaele and I am 43 years old.
I have experienced a lot of jobs and travelled a lot. Finally I have been able to rebuilt my family houses which I am managing now. I also manage some friends' properties now.
I like sports, sea and freedom...
I always try to feel my guests welcome and I give them all suggestions about nice places to visit, exclusive excurtions, tipical and good restaurants.
Sorrento and Amalfi Coast are wonderful and you cannot miss to visit them!


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One embodiment is directed to instrumentation for performance of a spinal implantation procedure. In one form, this instrumentation includes: a tube device with an inner surface defining a passage from a proximal end portion to a distal end portion, a conveyor including a threaded conveying rod to be received in the passage of the tube device that can be rotated in the tube or moved in translation along the passage, and a deformable prosthesis structured to move through the passage of the tube by rotating the threaded conveying rod while at least a portion of the deformable prosthesis is positioned between the inner surface and the rod. Optionally, a tool to maintain position of the tube device can be included that has a jaw mechanism, among other things.
1. A method, comprising:
operating an instrument that percutaneously extends into a patient's body, the instrument including a tube, a threaded conveying rod extending inside the tube, a proximal end portion and a distal end portion;
placing the instrument into a position with the distal end portion in proximity to a spinal structure of the patient's body while the proximal end portion remains outside the patient's body;
with a deformable prosthesis including an elongate implant material extending along a longitudinal axis between a distal end and an opposite proximal end, the elongate implant material being positioned between an inner surface of the tube and threading on the rod in purchase with the elongate implant material of the prosthesis so that the longitudinal axis of the implant material is offset from a longitudinal axis of the rod, moving the deformable prosthesis through the tube by rotating the rod while in the position; and
depositing at least a portion of the elongate implant material of the prosthesis on the spinal structure with the instrument.
2. The method of
3. The method of
4. The method of
attaching a tool to the tube;
maintaining location of the tube relative to rod during said rotating; and
holding down the rod by engaging a travel stop fixed to the rod in rotating bearing relationship with a member connected to the tool.
5. The method of
forming a percutaneous passageway through the patient's body;
inserting the instrument through the passageway; and
visualizing said operating of the instrument with an endoscope device.
6. The method of
7. The method of
closing the accessway by moving the rod in translation along an axis in a first direction; and
opening the accessway by moving the rod in translation along the axis in a second direction opposite the first direction.
8. The method of
9. The method of
10. The method of
This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/143,404, filed Jun. 2, 2005 now abandoned, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.
The present invention relates to prosthetic device implantation, and more particularly, but not exclusively, relates to techniques to insert a deformable spinal prosthesis and related instrumentation.
The use of prosthetic implants to address orthopedic injuries and ailments has become commonplace. Nonetheless, there is an ever-present challenge to enable less invasive surgical techniques, shorten the time required to surgically implant prosthetic devices, decrease surgery recovery time, and/or provide other improvements. Thus, there is a need for additional contributions in this area of technology.
One embodiment of the present application is a unique technique to implant a deformable prosthetic device. Other embodiments include unique methods, systems, devices, kits, tools, instrumentation, and apparatus involving implantation of a deformable prosthetic device.
A further embodiment includes operating an instrument that percutaneously extends into a patient's body, the instrument including a tube, a threaded conveying rod extending inside the tube, a proximal end portion, and a distal end portion. The instrument is placed into position with the distal end portion in proximity to a spinal structure of the patient's body while the proximal end portion remains outside the patient's body. With a deformable prosthesis being positioned between the tube and the rod, it is moved through the tube by rotating the rod while in position. At least a portion of the prosthesis is deposited on the spinal structure with the instrument.
Various forms of this embodiment optionally include: reversing direction of rotation to change direction of deformable prosthesis movement through the tube, and/or turning a handle coupled to the rod to cause rod rotation. Alternatively or additionally this embodiment can optionally include: attaching a tool to the tube, maintaining location of the tube relative to the rod with the tool, and holding down the rod by engaging a travel stop fixed to the rod with a member connected to the tool.
Another embodiment is directed to a kit or system to perform a spinal implantation procedure. In one form, this kit includes: a tube device with an inner surface defining a passage from a proximal end portion to a distal end portion, a conveyor including a threaded conveying rod to be received in the passage of the tube device that can be rotated in the tube or moved in translation along the passage, and a deformable prosthesis structured to move through the passage of the tube by rotating the threaded conveying rod while at least a portion of the deformable prosthesis is positioned between the inner surface and the rod.
Still another embodiment includes instrumentation that comprises: a threaded conveying rod structured to rotate about an axis of rotation, a tube device including a tube extending along the axis of rotation and defining a passage therethrough to receive the rod, a handle coupled to a proximal end portion of the threaded conveying rod, and a travel stop structured to engage the tube device to limit at least one translational direction of travel of the rod along the axis. The rod is structured to rotate in response to rotation of the handle and to move in translation in response to movement of the handle along the axis of rotation and the tube is sized and shaped to have a distal end portion placed inside a body of a patient while a proximal end portion remains outside the body of the patient. The tube includes an accessway to the passage to receive a deformable prosthesis that can be inserted in the patient's body with the instrumentation.
One object of the present application is to provide a unique implantation technique.
Alternatively or additionally, another object of the present application is to provide a unique method, system, device, kit, tool, instrument, and/or apparatus involving implantation of a deformable prosthetic device.
Further embodiments, forms, features, aspects, benefits, objects, and advantages of the present application shall become apparent from the detailed description and figures provided herewith.
For the purpose of promoting an understanding of the principles of the invention, reference will now be made to the embodiments illustrated in the drawings and specific language will be used to describe the same. It will nevertheless be understood that no limitation of the scope of the invention is thereby intended. Any alterations or further modifications of the described embodiments, and any further applications of the principles of the invention as described herein are contemplated as would normally occur to one skilled in the art to which the invention relates.
Referring additionally to
Instrument 21 also includes tube device 50. Device 50 includes tube 51 having proximal end portion 53 opposite distal end portion 58 and inner surface 52 opposite outer surface 54. Inner surface 52 defines passage 56 through tube 51 that extends along axis A. At least a portion of tube 51 is transparent to visualize structure therein. Distal end portion 58 defines distal end 59 that is shaped to a point to assist with the passage of tube 51 through tissue. Distal end 59 defines distal opening 59 a. Connected along distal end portion 58 is flange 60 that is provided to bear against hard tissue as shown in
Referring specifically to
System 20 further includes deformable prosthesis 70 in the form of an elongated implant material 71. Prosthesis 70 can also be included in kit 22. Prosthesis 70 is loaded into passage 56 of instrument 21 through accessway 57 as illustrated in
With prosthesis 70 disposed between rod 36 and tube 51 in this manner, rotation of rod 36 about axis A tends to move prosthesis 70 along axis A, operating as a screw or worm gear conveyance device. For rotation of rod 36 in the direction indicated by arrow R1, prosthesis 70 advances into tube 51 towards distal opening 59 a. After prosthesis 70 is loaded into tube 51 and/or if there is a continuously open accessway for prosthesis (not shown), stop 38 can be distally advanced to engage head 55. For such placement, the distal end of rod 36 just passes through opening 59 a of tube 51 and has its distal travel through tube 51 limited by this engagement between stop 38 and head 55. For this configuration, rotation of rod 36 about axis A can continue, providing further distal advancement of prosthesis 70 through tube 51 and out opening 59 a. In some applications, it is desirable to maintain device 50 in a desired position as rod 36 rotates and/or to hold stop 38 in a rotational bearing relationship with head 55.
As shown in
After distal connection 90 of tool 80 is formed, handles 92 and 96 are brought together or squeezed by hand to engage a proximal bearing surface of stop 38 with distal hold down portion 94, which pivots about the indicated pivot point of coupling 86. Correspondingly, tool 80 provides adjustable jaw mechanism 100. The resulting downward pressure or force provided by mechanism 100 can be modulated to permit rotation of conveyor 30 about axis A as further described hereinafter. Tool 80 can be detached and/or portion 94 can pivot away to disengage stop 38 so that rod 36 can be pulled out of tube 51. With the separation of stop 38 and head 55, accessway 57 is opened.
Referring generally to
With tube device 50 positioned through passage PC, instrument 21 is assembled after discal tissue removal is completed by inserting conveyor 30 into tube 51 with distal end portion 32 b proceeding first. Before stop 38 engages head 55, advancement of conveyor 30 is halted to leave accessway 57 open and to load prosthesis 70 as previously described. Stop 38 is then moved to engage head 55 in a rotational bearing relationship. Tool 80 is connected to member 55 a of head 55 before, during, or after loading of material 71 of prosthesis 70. After head 55 is engaged by stop 38, hold down portion 94 of tool 80 is used to maintain such engagement. Tool 80 otherwise can be used to maintain position of device 50 as conveyor 30 is rotated therein with handle 34 to advance prosthesis 70 towards distal opening 59 a of tube 51.
With specific reference to
During the procedure, the need to remove or retract some or all of material 71 can arise. By reversing rotational direction of conveyor to turn in the opposite rotational direction as represented by arrow R2 in
While the invention has been illustrated and described in detail in the drawings and foregoing description, the same is to be considered illustrative and not restrictive in character, it being understood that only selected embodiments have been shown and described and that all changes, equivalents, and modifications that come within the scope of the inventions described herein or defined by the following claims are desired to be protected. Any experiments, experimental examples, or experimental results provided herein are intended to be illustrative of the present invention and should not be construed to limit or restrict the invention scope. Further, any theory, mechanism of operation, proof, or finding stated herein is meant to further enhance understanding of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention in any way to such theory, mechanism of operation, proof, or finding. In reading the claims, words such as �a�, �an�, �at least on�, and �at least a portion� are not intended to limit the claims to only one item unless specifically stated to the contrary. Further, when the language �at least a portion� and/or �a portion� is used, the claims may include a portion and/or the entire item unless specifically stated to the contrary.
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Redlands, California—Esri is a proud sponsor of Code for America's third annual CodeAcross, which will be held February 21–23. This year's theme, Beyond Transparency, focuses on making open data actionable. Esri is calling on volunteers domestic and international to share their knowledge and expertise during this event to advance open government initiatives.
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