Multihole Tibia Interlocking Nail

Design Features of Multihole Tibial Interlocking Nail

1. Universal Use:
   • Ambidextrous Design: The nail is designed for use on both left and right tibia, enhancing surgical flexibility.
2. Anatomical Bend:
   • Ease of Insertion: The new anatomical bend allows for smoother insertion, conforming to the natural curvature of the tibia, which facilitates positioning during surgery.
3. Cannulated Design:
   • Guided Insertion: The cannulated structure permits easy insertion over a guide wire, promoting precision and reducing the risk of misalignment.

Locking Screws

1. Proximal Locking Screws:
   • Versatile Fixation: Five locking screws strategically placed to cover a variety of fracture patterns:
     • Two Oblique Screws: Positioned at 45 degrees, crossing in two different planes to enhance stability.
     • One Additional Oblique Locking Screw: Provides further stability in challenging fracture configurations.
     • Two Horizontal Screws: Offer mediolateral locking options, including one dynamic hole to accommodate physiological movement.
2. Distal Locking Screws:
   • Enhanced Stability:
     • Two Anteroposterior Locking Screws: For added fixation.
     • Two Mediolateral Locking Screws: To secure the nail against lateral forces.
3. Self-Tapping Locking Screws:
   • Secure Engagement: Self-tapping design ensures robust engagement with the bone, minimizing the risk of screw loosening.
4. Optimized Thread Design:
   • Closer Threading: Threads located closer to the screw head provide improved bone purchase in the near cortex, enhancing overall stability and fixation strength.