The CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail is primarily used in orthopedic trauma surgery to treat proximal femoral fractures.
The instrument is made from durable stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting use and reliable performance during surgeries.
While it is designed for treating proximal femoral fractures, suitability for specific patients should be determined by a qualified orthopedic surgeon.
The CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail is CE and ISO certified, ensuring it meets international quality standards.
Yes, it includes a proximal locking option with a lag screw, which enhances stability during surgical procedures.
The CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail is classified as a Class II instrument.
The single gross weight of the CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail is 20.000 kg.
The single package size is 24x24x14 cm.
Yes, OEM options are acceptable for the CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail.
It supports various surgical techniques aimed at enhancing outcomes in orthopedic procedures for proximal femoral fractures.
Yes, you can find more information on the CANWELL website.
Yes, proper surgical training is essential to use the CANWELL Proximal Femoral Interlocking Nail effectively and safely.
Its specific design for proximal femoral fractures, along with its durable stainless steel construction and locking options, sets it apart from other orthopedic instruments.
Yes, it is designed for use in orthopedic trauma surgeries, making it suitable for emergency situations involving proximal femoral fractures.
It is recommended to store the instrument in a dry and sterile environment to maintain its quality and functionality.
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