Nails
Intramedullary nailing is the gold standard for treating long bone fractures. The technique provides excellent biomechanical stability, preserves blood supply, and allows early mobilization for optimal patient outcomes.
Tibia Nail
Tibial intramedullary nailing is the preferred treatment for tibial shaft fractures. The technique provides excellent rotational and axial stability, allowing early weight-bearing and faster return to function. Modern locking options ensure secure fixation even in complex fracture patterns.
Femur Nail
Femoral nailing is the gold standard for femoral shaft fractures. The robust intramedullary device provides superior load-sharing, maintains fracture alignment, and enables immediate post-operative mobilization. Advanced nail designs accommodate various anatomical variations and fracture patterns.
Humerus Nail
Humeral nailing offers a minimally invasive solution for humeral shaft fractures. The technique minimizes soft tissue disruption, preserves blood supply, and allows for excellent functional recovery. Modern designs prevent shoulder impingement while providing stable fixation for complex fracture patterns.