Femoral intramedullary nail CanPFN

proximal fixationdistal fixation

CanPFN Proximal Femoral Nail is a remarkable product that embodies a unique design philosophy, characterized by biomechanical stability fixation, simplified operation, and early postoperative functional recovery. This nail system is designed to provide surgeons with an innovative option for treating a wide range of proximal femoral fractures. One of the most notable features of the CanPFN system is its two interlocking options: the helical blade and the lag screw. The helical blade is specifically designed for patients with osteoporosis, with its large surface area covering the entire length of the nail, giving the best possible anchoring in osteoporotic bone. The nail has an anatomical design, with a medial-lateral angle of 5°, allowing easier insertion at the tip of the greater trochanter. The long nail tip and flute design avoid stress concentration at the tip of the PFN, ensuring optimal stress distribution. The inner screw thread design on the end of the nail also makes it easier for nail extraction. The lag screw, on the other hand, is suitable for patients without osteoporosis. Its long anti-rotation flute design provides sustainable dynamic pressure on the fracture bone, speeding up the fracture healing process. CanPFN system also includes standard PFN and long PFN options, catering to a wide range of indications such as petrochanteric fractures, intertrochanteric fractures, high subtrochanteric fractures, low and extended subtrochanteric fractures, ipsilateral trochanteric fractures, and combination fractures in the proximal femoral region. CanPFN Proximal Femoral Nail system also boasts a range of other impressive features. Its minimally invasive operation technology allows for simplified operation, reducing the risk of complications and ensuring early postoperative functional recovery. The instrumentation offers the possibility of static or dynamic locking for standard and long-size nails, with the option of using a secondary dynamic locking slot for long PFN. The in vitro aiming device for the distal locking of both standard and long-size nails ensures optimal accuracy and precision during surgery. In summary, CanPFN Proximal Femoral Nail system is a game-changing product that offers a unique combination of biomechanical stability fixation, simplified operation, and early postoperative functional recovery. With its range of interlocking options, indications, and other impressive features, this system is set to revolutionize the field of orthopedic surgery and provide patients with the best possible outcomes.