Intertrochanteric Fractures
Assess fracture stability and distal extension before selecting the nail configuration.
Proximal femoral nails and matched instruments for trochanteric and subtrochanteric fracture fixation.
Assess fracture stability and distal extension before selecting the nail configuration.
Review fracture extent, femoral anatomy and long-nail options with the treating surgeon.
Explore the wider intramedullary nail portfolio for related fixation systems.
Blade-based fixation with short and long nail configurations.
A screw-based proximal fixation option with dedicated instruments.
Paired proximal screws with short and left/right long nail options.
A reconstruction-locking option for selected subtrochanteric fracture patterns.
Indications differ by model and market. Confirm the approved indication, nail, side, head element and locking screws before ordering.
Match the implant family first, then confirm aiming devices, guides, drills, drivers and tray contents.
Aiming, blade insertion and distal locking tools.
PFNA instruments →Reamers, sleeves, depth gauge and targeting components.
Gamma instruments →Proximal screw preparation and short/long nail targeting.
Intertan instruments →Neck-screw guides, depth gauges and distal targeting tools.
Reconstruction instruments →Overview only, not operative instructions. Clinical selection and placement require surgeon assessment and the applicable instructions for use.
Identify distal extension before deciding between short and long configurations.
Confirm diameter, length, neck-shaft angle and left/right orientation where applicable.
Keep the blade or proximal screws, distal screws, end cap and instruments within the confirmed system.
Define sizes, quantities, instrument trays, packaging and destination-market documentation.
Coordinate implants, instrument sets and packaging around your procurement requirements.
Orthopedic OEM & ODM services →No. Fracture extension and femoral anatomy determine the required fixation span. Low or extended subtrochanteric patterns need assessment for an appropriate long-nail configuration.
PFNA uses a blade-based head element; Gamma uses a screw-based configuration; Intertan pairs two proximal screws. Component selection and instruments must follow the exact system.
The new femoral reconstruction nail offers a reconstruction-locking option for selected subtrochanteric patterns. The surgeon must confirm suitability from imaging and the product instructions.
Do not assume interchangeability. Confirm the nail connection, targeting geometry, drill sleeves and drivers for each implant family.
Send the chosen nail families, dimensions, side options, screw or blade requirements, instrument needs, destination market and estimated quantities.
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