Trademark Overview
On Friday, June 5, 2026, a trademark application was filed for ONE PATIENT, ONE SURGEON, ONE ENGINEER with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The USPTO has given the ONE PATIENT, ONE SURGEON, ONE ENGINEER trademark a serial number of 99867233. The federal status of this trademark filing is NEW APPLICATION - RECORD INITIALIZED NOT ASSIGNED TO EXAMINER as of Friday, June 5, 2026. This trademark is owned by DeGen Medical, Inc.. The ONE PATIENT, ONE SURGEON, ONE ENGINEER trademark is filed in the Medical Instrument Products and Treatment & Processing of Materials Services categories with the following description:
Medical and surgical devices and instruments, namely, spinal fusion devices formed of artificial materials; Medical apparatus, namely, a spinal fusion device; Surgical implants for the spine comprised of artificial materials; Intervertebral spacer implants comprised of artificial materials for use in spine surgery; Implantable orthopedic medical devices; Implantable medical devices for use in orthopedic surgery; Implantable medical devices for use in spinal surgery; Interbody spinal fusion devices formed of artificial materials; Medical devices, namely, implantable interbody spinal fusion devices; Medical devices, namely, implantable interbody cervical fusion devices; Medical devices, namely, implantable spinal interbody spacers
Custom fabrication and production of medical devices, namely, spinal fusion devices formed of artificial materials; Custom fabrication and production of medical apparatuses, namely, spinal fusion devices; Custom fabrication and production of medical apparatuses, namely, intervertebral spacer implants for use in spine surgery; Custom fabrication and production of medical apparatuses, namely, implantable orthopedic medical devices; Custom fabrication and production of implantable medical devices for use in spinal surgery; Custom fabrication and production of medical devices, namely, implantable interbody spinal fusion devices; Custom fabrication and production of medical devices, namely, implantable spinal interbody spacers
