Femoral intramedullary nail PFCN

proximal fixation

Features: Nail - 125° CCD angle provides more options for different anatomy. - Medial-lateral angle of 5° allows insertion at the tip of the great trochanter. - Lateral flat cut design for easier insertion and lower pressure on the lateral cortex. - 3 size end cap (0mm, 5mm, 10mm) prevents soft tissue ingrowth and facilitates implant removal. Screws - Unique combined compression lock screw: continuous pressurization to eliminate the "Z" effect. - Pressurizing screw end: fixes the nail in the medial side of the medullary cavity to reduce the pressure on the lateral cortex. - Bone Cement hole design: with special instruments, focused on treatment of osteoporosis patients. - Gear Structure: controllable rotation during reduction provides linear pressurization. Aiming Jig: - Made of carbon fiber material, lightweight and radiolucent. - One jig for insertion of lag screw, compression screw, and locking screw; no need to change instruments during operation. - For unstable fracture, provides two K-wire holes for temporary anti-rotation fixation. Indications: - Pertrochanteric Fractures - Intertrochanteric Fractures - High Subtrochanteric Fractures Screws: - Lag Screw for Proximal Femoral Compression Nail - Compression Screw for Proximal Femoral Compression Nail - 4.9mm Locking Screw - End Cap for Proximal Femoral Compression Nail Instrument Set: - Proximal Femoral Compression Nail Instrument Set Technical Specifications / Characteristics: - CCD angle: 125° - Medial-lateral angle: 5° - End cap sizes: 0mm, 5mm, 10mm - Locking screw diameter: 4.9mm - Material: Carbon fiber (Aiming Jig) - Special features: Combined compression lock screw, bone cement hole, gear structure, radiolucent aiming jig - Indications: Pertrochanteric, intertrochanteric, and high subtrochanteric femoral fractures