Femur Interlocking Nail

Design Features of Femur Interlocking Nail

1. Universal Use:
   • Ambidextrous Design: The same nail is suitable for both left and right femurs, simplifying surgical procedures and inventory management.
2. Anatomical Nail:
   • Anterior Bowing: Specifically designed to match the natural curvature of the femur, ensuring optimal fit and stability during fixation.
3. Entry Point:
   • Piriform Fossa Access: The entry point from the piriform fossa provides a direct pathway for insertion, facilitating alignment and reducing surgical trauma.
4. Cannulated Design:
   • Guide Wire Compatibility: The cannulated structure allows for easy insertion over a guide wire, enhancing precision and minimizing disruption to surrounding tissues.

Femur Interlocking System

5. Locking Screws:
   • Self-Tapping Locking Screws: Designed for secure engagement with the bone, these screws eliminate the need for pre-drilling, improving efficiency during surgery.
6. Transverse and Oblique Proximal Locking Screws:
   • Versatile Fixation Options: Provides locking capabilities in both transverse and oblique orientations, accommodating various anatomical considerations and surgical techniques.
7. Dynamic Distal Locking Hole:
   • Controlled Movement: Allows for dynamic stabilization at the distal end, enabling controlled micro-movements that can promote healing while maintaining fracture alignment.