Straight main nail design with central feed point
Improving anchoring with strong subchondral bone;
Using a typical three-part fracture, insertion from the fracture area can be avoided as much as possible;
Protects the supraspinatus attachment point where the blood supply is poor;
Multi-dimensional interlocking screws
Blunt nail tip to reduce the risk of penetrating the contralateral cortex;
Stitching holes at the end of the staple to ensure reliable attachment of the rotator cuff muscles;
Nail-in-staple design for improving fixation of osteoporotic bones.
Upper row screws (humeral spur screws)
Ensure fixation of proximal humeral fractures, especially medial comminuted (inversion type) fractures.
Intelligent tools
Simplifying the procedure and saving time;
Color markings to reduce the hassle of finding parts and facilitate installation.
Scope of application
Short intramedullary nail
2 Partial surgical neck fracture;
3 Partial fracture;
4 Partial fracture;
Longer intramedullary nail
Humeral stem fracture;
Fracture of the proximal humerus extending into the diaphysis;
Proximal humerus combined with humerus;
Diaphyseal fracture.