Short PFN Nail

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Short PFN Nail Specification

Function
Fracture stabilization

Features
Short length for anatomical fit, proximal femoral nail, cannulated design, corrosion resistance, anatomical compatibility, easy insertion

Measurement Range
Multiple lengths and diameters available

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, clean, and sterile environment

Usage Type
Single Use

Shelf Life
5 years

Instruments Type
Orthopedic Implant

Equipment Type
Orthopedic Surgical Implant

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Intramedullary Nailing System

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Femoral Fracture Fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in multiple sizes (customizable)

Weight
Lightweight (size dependent)

Color
Metallic Silver

Radiological Compatibility
Radiolucent under X-ray

Norm Compliance
Conforms to ASTM standards for surgical grade stainless steel

Surface Finish
Polished

Manufacturer Warranty
1 Year Replacement Warranty

Packaging Type
Sterile Pack

ISO Certification
ISO 13485 Certified

Compatible Locking System
Proximal and Distal Locking Holes

Patient Type
Adult

Sterilization Method
Autoclave

End Type
Blunt and Threaded options available

About Short PFN Nail

Short Proximal Femoral Nails (PFN) are commonly used in orthopedic trauma surgeries for managing proximal femur fractures where a shorter intramedullary implant is preferred. Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, these nails ensure strength, durability, and biocompatibility. Advin Health Care provides Short PFN Nails to help surgeons achieve stable fracture fixation, reducing the risk of malunion or implant failure. The interlocking screw system ensures angular and rotational stability, while the intramedullary design allows for controlled load sharing, promoting faster healing. These nails are particularly suitable for patients requiring early weight-bearing and functional recovery.

Advanced Features:

High-strength surgical-grade stainless steel construction
Interlocking screws for axial and rotational stability
Anatomically designed for proximal femur fractures
Suitable for intertrochanteric fractures and osteoporotic bone
Supports early mobilization and faster post-operative recovery

Advanced Intramedullary Nailing System

Engineered for anatomical compatibility and ease of insertion, the Short PFN Nail features a cannulated design for guided placement and enhanced fracture stabilization. Its short length ensures an optimal anatomical fit, making it suitable for a wide range of femoral fracture scenarios. Radiolucency facilitates precise placement with X-ray imaging during surgery.

Sterile and Certified for Patient Safety

Each nail is sterilized via autoclave and packaged in a sterile pack, safeguarding patient safety and reducing infection risks. The implant complies with ISO 13485 certification and ASTM standards, emphasizing a commitment to high quality and reliable performance for orthopedic procedures.

FAQ's of Short PFN Nail:

Q: How is the Short PFN Nail sterilized before use?

A: This implant is sterilized utilizing an autoclaving process, ensuring complete microbial decontamination and making it ready for immediate surgical use.

Q: What are the benefits of a polished surface finish on this orthopedic implant?

A: A polished finish offers reduced tissue irritation, enhanced biocompatibility, and improved corrosion resistance, contributing to overall healing and implant longevity.

Q: When should the Short PFN Nail be used for femoral fracture fixation?

A: It is recommended for adult patients with proximal femoral fractures where intramedullary stabilization is required, particularly when an anatomical fit and lightweight implant are beneficial.

Q: Where should the Short PFN Nail be stored prior to surgery?

A: Store the implant in a clean, dry, and sterile environment to preserve its sterility and integrity until the time of the procedure.

Q: What locking system is compatible with this PFN Nail?

A: The nail is designed with proximal and distal locking holes, enabling secure fixation with compatible locking screws for enhanced stabilization of the fracture site.

Q: How does the radiological compatibility benefit surgical procedures?

A: Radiolucency under X-ray allows clear visualization of the implant during insertion, facilitating accurate placement and reducing surgical complications.

Q: What is the process for sizing and customizing the Short PFN Nail?

A: Multiple lengths and diameters are available. Selection is based on patient anatomy and fracture details, allowing orthopedic surgeons to customize the implant for optimal fit and stabilization.

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