Femoral Intramedullary Nail System

Kangli Orthopaedics manufactures the Femoral Intramedullary Nail System from titanium alloy for femoral intramedullary fixation procedures. The system includes a cannulated anti-rotation screw, a full-thread locking screw, and a femoral locking nail end cap. These components form a coordinated assembly for femoral shaft nailing and related locking applications.

Cannulated Screw for Anti-Rotation Control

The Cannulated Anti-Rotation Screw features a hollow central passage and a threaded body designated for anti-rotation control. This component addresses rotational movement at the screw-supported interface within the femoral nail construct.

Full-Thread Locking Screw Design

The Femoral and Tibial Full-Thread Locking Screw has continuous threads along its working length instead of a smooth central section. This design provides a consistently threaded interface along the locking path and is suitable for use with compatible femoral and tibial nail systems.

End Cap for Nail Closure

The Femoral Locking Nail End Cap closes the terminal opening of the femoral nail and finishes the end of the assembly. Its locking interface connects terminal closure with the nail construct.

Coordinated Femoral Nail Components

The anti-rotation screw, full-thread locking screw, and end cap each perform a defined role within the assembly. Together, they provide a structured component set for femoral nail placement, locking, and terminal closure.

Applications in Femoral Intramedullary Nailing

• Femoral intramedullary nailing
• Femoral shaft fracture fixation
• Anti-rotation screw placement
• Full-thread locking of a femoral nail

For fixation constructs built around a sliding compression screw assembly, this system can be evaluated alongside the Sliding Compression Gamma Nail System.