INTEGRATED FEMORAL LOCKING NAIL
Antegrade femoral locking nail is designed for complex femoral fractures (proximal to shaft), with integrated locking system providing rotational stability, controlled compression and strong load-sharing capacity.
Key Features
Integrated locking mechanism providing enhanced rotational and angular stability
Dual proximal fixation design for secure femoral head and neck stabilization
Anatomically contoured nail geometry optimized for femoral anatomy and easier insertion
Minimally invasive intramedullary technique reducing soft tissue disruption and blood loss
Controlled compression capability to improve fracture apposition and healing
Multi-planar distal locking options for improved axial and rotational fixation
Cannulated design enabling precise guide-wire assisted implantation
Titanium alloy construction offering high fatigue resistance, strength, and biocompatibility
Indications
Intertrochanteric femoral fractures
Subtrochanteric fractures
Proximal femoral fractures
Femoral shaft fractures
Segmental and comminuted femoral fractures
Osteoporotic and pathological fractures
Combined proximal and shaft femur fracture patterns
Clinical Advantages
Provides excellent biomechanical stability for unstable fracture patterns
Reduces risk of rotational instability and implant migration
Enhances fracture compression and union potential
Supports early weight-bearing and rehabilitation
Minimizes surgical trauma through minimally invasive insertion
Particularly effective in osteoporotic bone and complex femoral fractures
Options
Multiple diameters and lengths
Left and right anatomical versions
Compatible locking screws and integrated fixation components for diverse clinical applications
