The Femur DSBLS Nail, which allows fixation in all femoral problems except the femoral head, is an intramedullary nail system with alternative locking options, especially in the distal.
multi-plan proximal locking capability
multiplan distal locking with DSBLS
2 different application techniques, antegrade and retrograde
compression up to 30 mm
Properties
- It is adapted for reamed and unreamed applications.
- Because of its distal end is compatible with the distal supporting locking screw (DSBLS) and its dorsal wedge-shaped design, it reduces anterior cortex stress and prevents intra-articular migration.
- The sagittal curvature of the shaft is compatible with the anatomy of the femur.
- There are four locking holes for multiplanar locking proximally.
- It offers a single nail design that can be applied with antegrade and retrograde techniques for both right and left femurs.
- For all sizes except Ø 8 mm and Ø 9 mm; There are 3 locking holes distally, two mediolaterally oriented, and one anteroposterior oriented.
Indications
- In the detection of all problems in the femur, except the head,
- In all open, closed, simple, comminuted, segmented fractures,
- Femoral neck fractures,
- In trochanteric-subtrochanteric femur fractures,
- Diaphyseal fractures,
- In supracondylar fractures,
- Condylar and intercondylar fractures,
- In multiple region fractures,
- In cases of malunion or nonunion,
- In shortening osteotomies,
- Indicated for use in tumor resections.
Sizes
Proximal diameter: 12 mm | 13 mm
Proximal part length: 8 cm
Body diameter options for Ø12 mm proximal: 8 mm | 9 mm
Body diameter options for Ø13 mm proximal: 10 mm | 11 mm | 12 mm | 13 mm
Length options: 320 mm | 340 mm | 360 mm | 380 mm | 400 mm | 420 mm | 440 mm | 460 mm