Intramedullary Nails

This category covers intramedullary nails for internal fixation of long-bone fractures, including distal femur, distal tibia and reconstruction designs supplied with matched instrument sets and sterilization boxes. Nails share load along the mechanical axis, giving stable, minimally invasive fixation that supports early mobilization.

Indications include diaphyseal and metaphyseal fractures of the femur and tibia, pathological fractures and selected non-unions, with spiral-blade or interlocking screw options for rotational and axial control. Cannulated designs enable guidewire-assisted insertion.

Implants are typically made from titanium alloy or surgical stainless steel under ISO 13485 with CE conformity, ensuring fatigue strength and traceability. Selection follows anatomical site, nail length and diameter, and locking configuration.