Trademark: MTF BIOLOGICS 2221753
Word
MTF BIOLOGICS
ID
2221753
Trademark Type
Word
Status
Protected: Registered/protected
Application Date
27 April 2021
Registration Date
27 April 2021
Renewal Date
27 April 2031
Service
Goods and Services:
Class 5:
Allograft material, namely, processed human bone and tissue for use in surgical or medical procedures; allograft material, namely, human bone and tissue processed into implants, scaffolds, powders, gels, pastes, putty, mats, films, strips, sheets, molded pieces, surgical patches, plugs, wound dressings, or wound coverings; growth factors, namely, proteins for promoting tissue growth and repair, processed into surgical implants, scaffolds and plugs for the repair and replacement of human bone and tissue defects; processed acellular human dermis and fascia tissue intended for subsequent implantation or for use in cosmetic surgery; human allograft tissue derived from dermis; human allograft tissue for topical use comprised of tissue from placental membranes; human allograft tissue derived from placental tissue; human allograft tissue derived from adipose matrix; adipose cavity filler; soft tissue implant for use in surgery; bone void fillers consisting of biological materials; bone void fillers consisting of natural materials; cartilage implants derived from living tissue; hydrated packaging containers specially designed for transporting and holding allograft implants made from living tissue and bone.
Allograft material, namely, processed human bone and tissue for use in surgical or medical procedures; allograft material, namely, human bone and tissue processed into implants, scaffolds, powders, gels, pastes, putty, mats, films, strips, sheets, molded pieces, surgical patches, plugs, wound dressings, or wound coverings; growth factors, namely, proteins for promoting tissue growth and repair, processed into surgical implants, scaffolds and plugs for the repair and replacement of human bone and tissue defects; processed acellular human dermis and fascia tissue intended for subsequent implantation or for use in cosmetic surgery; human allograft tissue derived from dermis; human allograft tissue for topical use comprised of tissue from placental membranes; human allograft tissue derived from placental tissue; human allograft tissue derived from adipose matrix; adipose cavity filler; soft tissue implant for use in surgery; bone void fillers consisting of biological materials; bone void fillers consisting of natural materials; cartilage implants derived from living tissue; hydrated packaging containers specially designed for transporting and holding allograft implants made from living tissue and bone.
Class 10:
Allograft transplantation instruments, namely, forceps, lesion reamers, depth gauges, lesion gauges, surgical saws, namely, core saws, drivers, graft retrievers, dilators, tamps, guide bushings, guide pins, graft stations, alignment guides, mallets, wrenches, and chamfer tools; allograft fixation devices, namely, pins; autologous systems, namely, biological material transfer devices, namely, blood transfer devices for medical purposes having at least one cannula and kits comprised of a transfer device, container with a coagulation activator and a container with or without an anti-coagulant; hydrated packaging containers specially designed for transporting and holding allograft implants made from synthetic materials; surgical vise with moveable cutter clamp.
Allograft transplantation instruments, namely, forceps, lesion reamers, depth gauges, lesion gauges, surgical saws, namely, core saws, drivers, graft retrievers, dilators, tamps, guide bushings, guide pins, graft stations, alignment guides, mallets, wrenches, and chamfer tools; allograft fixation devices, namely, pins; autologous systems, namely, biological material transfer devices, namely, blood transfer devices for medical purposes having at least one cannula and kits comprised of a transfer device, container with a coagulation activator and a container with or without an anti-coagulant; hydrated packaging containers specially designed for transporting and holding allograft implants made from synthetic materials; surgical vise with moveable cutter clamp.
Class 40:
Human allograft tissue processing services, namely, preparing biological tissue for subsequent implantation in the human body.
Human allograft tissue processing services, namely, preparing biological tissue for subsequent implantation in the human body.
Class 42:
Providing on-line non-downloadable computer software used to obtain organ and tissue procurement and to track organ and tissue donations and maintain a database of hospitals participating in organ and tissue donation programs, the foregoing software for use in the field of organ procurement and tissue banking; providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable computer software that functions as a screening database for organ and tissue donor referrals in the field of organ procurement and tissue banking, such software not used to monitor patient placement, turnover or procedure status.
Providing on-line non-downloadable computer software used to obtain organ and tissue procurement and to track organ and tissue donations and maintain a database of hospitals participating in organ and tissue donation programs, the foregoing software for use in the field of organ procurement and tissue banking; providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable computer software that functions as a screening database for organ and tissue donor referrals in the field of organ procurement and tissue banking, such software not used to monitor patient placement, turnover or procedure status.
Class 44:
Human allograft tissue bank donor services; medical services in the field of human tissue, cells, bone and organ donations, namely, obtaining donor consent and human donor referrals, conducting donor screening surveys, collecting donor medical data, coordinating donor recoveries with outside entities, and providing statistical donor data to others.
Human allograft tissue bank donor services; medical services in the field of human tissue, cells, bone and organ donations, namely, obtaining donor consent and human donor referrals, conducting donor screening surveys, collecting donor medical data, coordinating donor recoveries with outside entities, and providing statistical donor data to others.