Elastic stable intramedullary nailing.
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The TEN flexible nail is a universal flexible titanium elastic nail, used for elastic stable intramedullary nailing of long-bone shaft fractures, mainly in children and adolescents. It belongs to the nail systems range, alongside the FTNA, lateral femoral and tibial nails. A dedicated end cap screw closes the nail at the entry end. The nail is used with its own dedicated instrument system.
The nail is an elastic, flexible titanium intramedullary nail. The nail has an angled, flattened tip that slides along the inner cortex and is steered by rotation. A dedicated end cap screw covers the cut end at the entry point. The nail is supplied with its own instrument system.
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FTNAFemoral trochanteric nail
TraumaLateral intramedullary femoral nail
TraumaCannulated intramedullary tibial nail