As a master manufacturer & supplier, we bring forth a premium quality Femur Nailing Support. This kind of product is ideal to be utilized for obtaining fixation in the femoral head, rather than a traditional screw. This is made up of epoxy powder coated structure, high comfortable foam padding seat & rexine covering that ensure its high load bearing strength, rust resistance, low maintenance and greater longevity. Widely demanded in hospitals and nursing homes, the Femur Nailing Support can be acquired in different dimensions at competitive rates.
After performing open antegrade or retrograde nailing by standard techniques, the freehand lock must be obtained before doing standard outrigger locking. This allows the surgeon to control the nail and deliver the locking hole in the nail to a unicortical drill hole in the femur. Before nail insertion, the distance of the desired locking hole is measured from the outrigger in a standard way such that it can be reproduced after the nail is inserted. Through a unicortical drill hole, the nail is palpated with the tip of a Kirschner wire and systematic maneuvers allow the Kirschner wire to palpate and fall into the locking hole. The Kirschner wire is tapped across the second cortex before drilling. The screw is inserted, and the ball-tipped insertion guidewire is placed back into the nail to palpate the crossing screw confirming position.
Retrograde nailing for treating femoral shaft fractures can provide successful results similar to those of antegrade nailing in general and advantages in particular situations such as more distal
shaft, bilateral, and certain associated fractures