11,086 devices · GMDN 33187
Femur intramedullary nails are surgical implants designed to stabilize and align fractured femur bones, helping them heal properly by holding bone fragments in place internally. These rigid rods are inserted into the marrow cavity of the femur and may include locking mechanisms or additional fixation components to address complex fractures or proximal/distal bone issues.
These devices are typically single-use implants regulated under strict medical device classifications depending on jurisdiction. They are supplied sterile and require professional surgical placement, often used in orthopedic trauma or reconstructive procedures to restore bone integrity and mobility.
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