Implant-Support & Osseointegration Technology
Research ownership & attribution: Rami M. Alkhaleeli — Alkhaleeli BioAI LLC
Scientific Concept
US Patent No. 11,058,521, "Method and Apparatus for Improving Osseointegration, Functional Load, and Overall Strength of Intraosseous Implants" (granted July 13, 2021), is assigned to the University of Central Oklahoma. Named co-inventors: Rami Mohanad Mahdi Alkhaleeli, Vagan Tapaltsyan, Morshed Khandaker, Shahram Riahinezhad, and Niyaf Nidhal Kadhem Alkadhem. Rami M. Alkhaleeli, Founder and CEO of Alkhaleeli BioAI LLC, is a named co-inventor of this patent, which relates to implant-surface technologies designed to improve osseointegration and biological integration. This patent is presented as part of the founder's professional innovation background. It is not represented as intellectual property owned or licensed by Alkhaleeli BioAI LLC. No institutional endorsement or commercial partnership with UCO is implied. Public record: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11058521B2/en
Scientific Diagram
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Design Process
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Problem definition — mechanical stability and functional load distribution around implant systems.
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Support-geometry concept — implant-support structures designed to promote osseointegration.
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Functional load analysis — load-transfer behavior around the support system.
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Granted claims — the technology was examined and granted by the USPTO.
Proposed Biological Mechanism
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The support structure is designed to distribute functional load around the implant.
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Improved load distribution is intended to support osseointegration at the bone-implant interface (as described in the granted patent).
All steps describe intended, modeled or proposed behavior — no effect above is experimentally proven or clinically demonstrated.
Mathematical Analysis
Technical details are defined by the granted patent claims; no additional performance data is presented here.
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Original Scientific Manuscript
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Development stage: granted U.S. patent — US Patent No. 11,058,521 (July 13, 2021), assigned to the University of Central Oklahoma. Public record: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11058521B2/en
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Implant-Support & Osseointegration Technology — Granted U.S. patent
These projects are scientific research designs and computational proof-of-concept studies. They are not approved medical products, experimentally validated cures, or guarantees of therapeutic effectiveness.