Features
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Benefits
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Made of Titanium 6AI-4V
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An alloy that offers strength and biocompatibility.
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| Hybrid Bow |
Allows the implant to be used in the femur or tibia.
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| Oblique Screw Holes |
The driving end of the nail offers two 25 oblique screw holes and one transverse screw hole. The multi-plane fixation is designed to offer more stable fixation of the fracture. Unique hole patterns offer versatility in fracture management.
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| A/P & M/L Screw Holes |
The non-driving end of the nail offers the choice of two anterior/posterior or two medial/lateral screw options. The design allows for more options in fracture management and better stability in some fracture patterns.
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| Dynamization Slot |
The non-driving end of the implant offers a compression slot in the medial/lateral plane. This allows the fracture to be dynamized while maintaining rotational stability.
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| Cannulated - Round Shape |
Allows the implant to be inserted over a Guide Rod and aids in removal.
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| Diameter choices |
Standard sizes are 10 mm, 11.5 mm and 13 mm diameters. Addresses many without carrying a large inventory of implants.
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| Specialty Knee Nail |
For tibia fractures only, the 8.5 mm diameter is available for small-stature patients.
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