33 devices · GMDN 67463
A hand bone intramedullary nail is a rigid, non-bioabsorbable metal rod designed to be inserted into the canal of a metacarpal or phalangeal bone. These devices are used clinically to stabilize and fixate fractures within the hand without crossing or fusing the joints.
These implants are intended for single-use only and may be supplied with associated hardware such as bone screws. Users should note that these rods are manufactured with either smooth or threaded surfaces to facilitate secure placement within the bone canal.
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