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`INVALIDITY CLAIM CHART – DELP ’018 IN VIEW OF TURNER OR SCORPIO
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`Claim 1: A method of replacing
`at least a portion of a patient’s
`knee, the method comprising the
`steps of:
`(a) making an incision in a knee
`portion of a leg of the patient;
`
`(b) determining a position of a
`cutting guide using references
`derived independently from an
`intramedullary device;
`
`(c) positioning a cutting guide
`using the determined position,
`passing the cutting guide
`through the incision and on a
`surface of a distal end portion of
`an unresected femur, the cutting
`guide secured to the bone free of
`an extramedullary or
`intramedullary alignment rod;
`(d) moving a cutting tool
`through the incision into
`engagement with a guide surface
`on the cutting guide; and
`
`(e) forming at least an initial cut
`on the femur by moving the
`cutting tool along the guide
`surface;
`
`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 5, ll. 53-56; col. 7, ll. 23-29 (Ex.
`1004); Scorpio, Cover; pp. 1-47 (Ex. 1009); Turner, cover,
`pp. 171, 173-187; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-22, 24 (Ex. 1008)
`
`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 1, ll. 40-44; col. 3, ll. 20-31; col.
`4, ll. 23-25; col. 5, ll. 52-55, 63-65; col. 7, l. 16; col. 16, ll.
`4-7; col. 22, ll. 25, 45-50; Figs. 19, 34 (Ex. 1004); Scorpio,
`Figs. 1-3; p. 3 (Ex. 1009); Turner, pp. 180-181, 187 (Ex.
`1008)
`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 2, ll. 21-57; col. 3, ll. 20-31; col.
`3, ll. 49-51; col. 4, l. 20 – col. 5, l. 22; col. 5, ll. 49-55, 63-
`65; col. 5, l. 66 – col. 6, l. 2; col. 14, ll. 45-48; col. 18, l. 55
`– col. 20, l. 37; col. 21, ll. 24-34; col. 22, ll. 35-50; Figs. 1,
`3, 23-26, 31 (Ex. 1004); Scorpio, pp. 5-19, 21, 23; Figs. 6-
`31, 36-37, 41-42 (Ex. 1009); Turner, pp. 180-182, 187-
`189; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-22, 24 (Ex. 1008)
`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 2, ll. 21-57; col. 3, ll. 20-31, 49-
`51; col. 4, l. 20 – col. 5, l. 22; col. 5, ll. 49-51, 63-65; col.
`5, l. 66 – col. 6, l. 2; col. 14, ll. 45-48; col. 18, ll. 55-61;
`col. 19, ll. 16-19; col. 18, l. 55 – col. 20, l. 37; col. 21, ll.
`24-34; col. 22, ll. 35-50; Figs. 1, 3, 23-26, 31 (Ex. 1004);
`Scorpio, pp. 5-19, 21, 23; Figs. 6-31, 36-37, 41-42 (Ex.
`1009); Turner, pp. 180-182, 187-189; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-
`22, 24 (Ex. 1008)
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`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 2, ll. 21-57; col. 3, ll. 20-31; col.
`4, l. 20 – col. 5, l. 22; col. 5, ll. 52-55, 63-65; col. 5, l. 66 –
`col. 6, l. 2; col. 18, l. 55 – col. 20, l. 37; col. 21, ll. 24-34;
`col. 22, ll. 35-50; Figs. 1, 3, 23-26, 31 (Ex. 1004); Scorpio,
`pp. 5-19, 21, 23; Figs. 6-31, 36-37, 41-42 (Ex. 1009);
`Turner, pp. 180-182, 187-189; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-22, 24
`(Ex. 1008)
`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 2, ll. 21-57; col. 3, ll. 20-31; col.
`4, l. 20 – col. 5, l. 22; col. 5, ll. 52-55, 63-65; col. 5, l. 66 –
`col. 6, l. 2; col. 18, l. 55 – col. 27, l. 37; col. 21, ll. 24-34;
`col. 22, ll. 35-50; Figs. 1, 3, 23-26, 31 (Ex. 1004); Scorpio,
`pp. 5-19, 21, 23; Figs. 6-31, 36-37, 41-42 (Ex. 1009);
`Turner, pp. 180-182, 187-189; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-22, 24
`(Ex. 1008)
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`(f) attaching a replacement
`portion of the knee to the cut
`surface, the replacement portion
`having a transverse dimension
`that is larger than a transverse
`dimension of the guide surface.
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`
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`See, e.g., Delp ’018, col. 1, ll. 7-11; col. 2, ll. 21-57; col. 3,
`ll. 20-31; col. 4, l. 20 – col. 5, l. 22; col. 5, ll. 52-55, 63-65;
`col. 5, l. 66 – col. 6, l. 2; col. 18, l. 55 – col. 27, l. 37; col.
`21, ll. 24-34; col. 22, ll. 13-25, 35-50; Figs. 1, 3, 11-12, 15,
`23-26, 31 (Ex. 1004); Turner, pp. 172-177, 180-183, 185-
`189, 191-192; Figs. 1-4, 6-15, 20-22, 24 (Ex. 1008);
`Scorpio, pp. 2, 5-19, 21, 23, 25, 41, 47; Figs. 6-31, 36-37,
`41-42, 45, 73, 86 (Ex. 1009)
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