Tibial shaft nailing.
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The cannulated intramedullary tibial nail is a locked nail with a curved proximal end, guided over a wire. Proximal oblique and transverse locking options are available, with static or dynamic distal locking, and cancellous locking screws are available for metaphyseal bone. End caps complete the construct. The nail is titanium alloy and supplied sterile or non-sterile. The system uses the Tibial Intramedullary Nail instrument system.
The proximal end offers oblique and transverse locking options. With cancellous locking screws, they are intended to give the proximal fragment more purchase in metaphyseal bone. A 45° outrigger directs the drill for the oblique holes and a straight outrigger for the transverse holes.
The anatomic bend eases nail insertion. The nail is cannulated, so it is guided over the wire.
Distal locking can be static or dynamic. Distal screws are placed through the guide bar and distal outrigger, and a locking block sets dynamic locking.
End caps are intended to keep bone from growing into the nail. They extend the nail height if the nail is over-inserted. An end cap tightened onto the proximal oblique screw holds that screw in the nail and gives the proximal fragment a fixed-angle hold.
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