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APTOFUSE Trademark

APTOFUSE is a USPTO trademark filed by CLARIANCE SAS. Status: Registered.

Trademark Facts

MarkAPTOFUSE
Serial Number90677150
Registration Number6975441
StatusRegistered
Filing Date2021-04-28
Registration Date2023-02-07
Mark TypeWord
Nice Classes005 (Pharmaceuticals)
OwnerCLARIANCE SAS
Attorney of RecordJeff Goehring
Prosecution Events22
Latest EventNRCC on 2023-02-07

Goods & Services

Medical, pharmaceutical and surgical products for nucleic acid implants of the spine, namely, carbonate apatite anorganic bone mineral for more optimal resorption and remodeling due to increased solubility, bioactive glass and highly purified bovine-derived Type I collagen; chemical substances for nucleic implants, namely, carbonate apatite anorganic bone mineral for more optimal resorption and remodeling due to increased solubility, bioactive glass and highly purified bovine-derived Type I collagen; filling substances for nucleic implants, namely, carbonate apatite anorganic bone mineral for more optimal resorption and remodeling due to increased solubility, bioactive glass and highly purified bovine-derived Type I collagen; bio-absorbable filling substances for nucleic implants, namely, carbonate apatite anorganic bone mineral for more optimal resorption and remodeling due to increased solubility, bioactive glass and highly purified bovine-derived Type I collagen; injectable viscoelastic substances for nucleic implants, namely, carbonate apatite anorganic bone mineral for more optimal resorption and remodeling due to increased solubility, bioactive glass and highly purified bovine-derived Type I collagen; injectable dermal filler in the nature of biocompatible silicone for nucleic acid implants | Surgical nucleic implants for vertebrae; surgical nucleoarthoplasty implants for vertebrae; surgical nucleic implants based on filling substances for vertebrae; surgical implants for intervertebral discs; surgical nucleic implants based on injectable biocompatible silicone; surgical implants for intervertebral discs; surgical implants based on bone substitutes; bone substitutes, intervertebral bone substitutes, allograft bone substitutes, synthetic bone substitutes

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