Femoral Fracture Repair Advanced Long Intramedullary Nail

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Femoral Fracture Repair Advanced Long Intramedullary Nail

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Product Description

📋 Basic Specifications

Condition

New

Usage

Fracture Fixation

Using Site

Tibia / Femur

Material

Titanium Alloy TC4 / Ti-6Al-7Nb

Type

Trauma Implant

Origin

China

🔬 Product Introduction

The PFNA (Proximal Femoral Nail Anti-rotation) is an advanced intramedullary implant specifically designed for the treatment of hip fractures, particularly unstable intertrochanteric and proximal femoral fractures.

This system achieves stable fixation by sharing the load with the bone through the intramedullary nail, significantly reducing the risk of implant loosening and failure. Made from high-grade titanium alloy, PFNA combines excellent biocompatibility with mechanical strength to ensure long-term durability and patient safety.

⚙️ Technical Features

🛡️ Helical Blade Design

Unique helical blade compacts cancellous bone, providing exceptional rotational and angular stability, ideal for osteoporotic patients.

🔄 Anti-Rotation Mechanism

The specialized blade prevents rotational movement of the nail within the femur, ensuring precise fracture healing.

🔗 Versatile Locking System

Distal locking options offer axial stability with both dynamic and static modes to enhance overall fixation strength.

📐 Physiological Matching

Features a 5° outward deviation and 1500mm front arch, perfectly matching the human physiological structure.

✅ Clinical Advantages

💎 Strong Rotational Stability: Effectively prevents rotational displacement and reduces cut-out risk.
⚖️ Load Sharing Design: Decreases implant fatigue by sharing mechanical load with the bone.
🏥 Minimally Invasive: Small incision techniques reduce soft tissue damage and promote faster recovery.
🚶 Early Mobilization: Supports early postoperative weight-bearing, shortening hospital stays.

🏥 Clinical Application

AO/OTA 31-A1 AO/OTA 31-A2 Subtrochanteric Fractures Femoral Shaft Fractures Pathological Fractures

🏭 Production Excellence

Our production facilities utilize modern production lines and certified laboratories to ensure every implant meets stringent orthopedic standards. We cover trauma, spine, joints, sports medicine, and CMF, supported by complete surgical instrument sets.

Focusing on reliable and scalable manufacturing, we provide high-quality orthopedic solutions designed for global distribution and clinical success.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What quality certifications do your orthopedic implants hold?

A: Our products are manufactured under strict quality control and we hold the EN ISO 13485 certification, ensuring compliance with international regulatory standards for medical device safety and performance.

Q2: Are these implants suitable for patients with osteoporosis?

A: Yes, the PFNA system is specifically designed with a helical blade that compacts cancellous bone, providing superior fixation in poor-quality or osteoporotic bone compared to traditional screws.

Q3: What are the typical shipping methods for international orders?

A: We typically use professional courier services for global shipping. Costs are calculated based on destination, package dimensions, and weight. We provide detailed quotes for all shipping requirements.

Q4: What is the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) for these products?

A: Our standard minimum order value is US$1000. However, we support initial sample orders at cost to allow clinical evaluation before committing to larger volumes.

Q5: Do you offer custom manufacturing or OEM services?

A: Yes, we accommodate custom orders and OEM/ODM services. Partners can provide samples or technical drawings, and our R&D team will work to develop similar items or custom solutions.

Q6: Is inventory readily available for the products in your catalogue?

A: We maintain stock for most standard items with regular monthly production cycles. Stock levels vary by demand, so we recommend consulting with our team for real-time inventory updates.