Proximal Femoral Compression Nail targets intertrochanteric, subtrochanteric and long‑segment proximal femoral fractures. It enables intraoperative fracture‑site compression, with abundant size options to accommodate diverse patient anatomies and complex fracture patterns.
Broad‑range main nail diameters and lengths, left‑right differentiated design, covers simple to complex proximal femoral fracture clinical scenarios.
Supports intraoperative fracture compression via compression screw, which brings bone fragments close to each other and facilitates fracture healing.
Dual‑structure end‑cap including solid and cannulated types, with adjustable length, satisfies various depth requirements for implantation and removal.
Diversified proximal screw‑hole layout, cooperates with lag screw and multiple locking screw options, delivers multi‑directional stable fixation for comminuted bone fragments.
Multiple‑specification locking bolts with full‑thread and half‑thread selections, meet varied anti‑rotation and anti‑displacement demands.
| Name | Specification（mm） |
| Main Nail | φ8×200~480（Left / Right） φ9×200~480（Left / Right） φ10×200~480（Left / Right） φ11×200~600（Left / Right） φ12×220~600（Left / Right） φ13×220~480（Left / Right） φ14×220~480（Left / Right） |
| End Cap | 0~15 (Solid) 2 (Cannulated) |
| Compression Screw | M10*1 |
| Locking Bolt Ⅰ | φ4.5×25~90 |
| Locking Bolt Ⅱ | φ6.5×40~110 |
| Lag Screw | φ6.5×60~120 |
| Locking Screw | φ6.5×50~90 |
| Locking Screw I （Half Thread） | φ4.5×25~90 |
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