TAN Intertrochanteric Antegrade Nail-Short -SS/TT

Description

The TAN Intertrochanteric Antegrade Nail – Short (SS/TT) is a precision-engineered intramedullary system designed for the stable fixation of intertrochanteric fractures and proximal femur injuries. Optimized for an antegrade surgical approach, this short nail enables a minimally invasive entry technique that preserves surrounding soft tissue while providing a robust mechanical foundation for fracture union.

Crafted from premium Medical Grade Stainless Steel (SS) or high-performance Titanium (TT), the TAN nail features an optimized anatomical curvature that facilitates smooth advancement through the proximal medullary canal. Its advanced proximal locking configuration is specifically designed to provide superior head-neck stabilization and rotational control, effectively neutralizing the intense biomechanical forces acting on the proximal femur during mobilization.

Key Features & Benefits

• Antegrade Entry Optimization: Specifically designed for a streamlined, minimally invasive insertion from the greater trochanter, reducing operative time and patient recovery periods.

• Enhanced Rotational Stability: Features precision-engineered proximal locking options that secure the femoral head and neck against rotational torque and varus collapse.

• Anatomical Curvature: Contoured to match the natural geometry of the proximal femur, ensuring an accurate fit and reducing the risk of iatrogenic cortical impingement.

• Material Versatility (SS/TT): Available in high-strength Stainless Steel for rigid, cost-effective stability, or Titanium for superior fatigue resistance and advanced patient biocompatibility.

• Secure Distal Locking: Equipped with reliable distal locking configurations to maintain axial alignment and prevent secondary hardware migration across diverse fracture patterns.

Primary Clinical Applications

• Intertrochanteric & Pertrochanteric Fractures: Serves as a definitive, load-sharing implant for both stable and unstable trochanteric fracture configurations.

• Proximal Femoral Trauma: Delivers rigid stabilization for fractures involving the trochanteric region that do not require full-length diaphyseal support.

• Subtrochanteric Injuries: Indicated for the management of select high-subtrochanteric fractures, providing secure anchorage in the proximal fragment.

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Equip your trauma center with an intramedullary system designed for surgical precision and uncompromising stability. Offering a specialized antegrade design, superior locking mechanics, and proven clinical durability, the Short TAN Nail is an essential, high-performance implant for hospitals and trauma surgeons focused on predictable outcomes in hip fracture management.