Long Proximal Femoral Nail

Glass Agencies presents the Long Proximal Femoral Nail, an intramedullary fixation implant used for stabilization of fractures involving the proximal and shaft regions of the femur. This implant is commonly applied in the management of complex intertrochanteric, subtrochanteric, and femoral shaft fractures, including cases with extended fracture lines. Positioned within the femoral medullary canal, the long nail provides internal support across a greater length of bone, helping maintain alignment, length, and rotational control during healing. The extended length of the nail supports load distribution over a wider area, reducing stress concentration at the fracture site and along the implant. Manufactured from implant grade material, the long proximal femoral nail supports biocompatibility and mechanical strength suitable for long term internal fixation. Its anatomical curvature is shaped to follow the natural contour of the femur, supporting accurate positioning and reducing the risk of malalignment during insertion. Proximal apertures are structured to accept lag screws or blade screws that extend into the femoral head and neck, providing secure fixation and resistance to rotational forces. Distal locking options allow the use of interlocking screws to control axial and rotational movement along the femoral shaft. The nail is compatible with standard insertion and targeting instruments, allowing guided placement under imaging control. Its surface finish supports smooth insertion while maintaining structural integrity. Long proximal femoral nails are available in multiple lengths and diameters to accommodate different patient anatomies and fracture patterns. The system supports static and dynamic locking techniques, enabling surgeons to adapt fixation based on fracture stability and clinical assessment. These nails are widely used in trauma and orthopaedic centers, supporting early mobilization when combined with appropriate postoperative care. Glass Agencies ensures that each Long Proximal Femoral Nail is inspected for dimensional accuracy, surface quality, and mechanical performance prior to supply. Proper storage, handling, and implantation according to established surgical protocols support dependable function. Suitable for hospitals, trauma units, and specialized orthopaedic facilities, this implant remains an important option for extended femoral fracture management. By providing stable intramedullary fixation, controlled alignment, and compatibility with modern fixation systems, the Long Proximal Femoral Nail from Glass Agencies contributes to effective fracture stabilization and reliable clinical outcomes.