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Osteoneks Intramedullary Nail Systems

Minimally invasive IM nail systems for femoral, tibial, and humeral shaft fractures.

Overview

Intramedullary Nails

Osteoneks Intramedullary Nailing Systems are designed for minimally invasive diaphyseal fracture fixation, providing load-sharing constructs that support early weight-bearing and faster patient mobilisation. Available in antegrade and retrograde designs for femoral, tibial, and humeral applications.

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Femoral

Femoral Nail Systems

Antegrade and retrograde femoral nail systems for femoral shaft and subtrochanteric fractures with proximal locking options and extended trochanteric nail designs.

Tibial

Tibial Nail Systems

Tibial nail systems for diaphyseal and distal tibial fractures with multiple interlocking options and multi-planar distal locking for enhanced rotational control.

Humeral

Humeral Nail Systems

Antegrade and retrograde humeral nail systems for humeral shaft fractures with flexible targeting and multiple proximal locking configurations.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

IM nailing involves placing a metal rod inside the medullary canal of a long bone to stabilize a fracture. The rod is locked proximally and distally to control alignment and rotation.
IM nailing is generally preferred for diaphyseal fractures of the femur and tibia, providing load-sharing fixation with minimal soft tissue disruption.
Early weight-bearing is a key advantage of IM nailing for appropriate fracture patterns. The treating surgeon will determine weight-bearing status based on fracture type and fixation quality.
Osteoneks IM nail systems are available in a range of diameters and lengths for femoral, tibial, and humeral applications. Contact your distributor for sizing information.

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