Tibial intramedullary nail 5608-0 series

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They have the purpose of aligning and stabilizing the fractures in the tibia, facilitating the consolidation of the fracture and accelerating the patient’s recovery. It was designed to be inserted into the intramedullary canal of long fractured bones to stabilize the ends of the fractured bone in a position that facilitates normal healing. The nails in the tibial segment are used for the specific treatment of fractures in the tibia, both simple and comminuted. Intramedullary fixation is appropriate and feasible for most tibial fractures, especially for fractures in the medial portion of the diaphysis. The nails can also be used in extra-articular fractures, both in the distal and proximal region of the tibia, using specific techniques for these cases.