PFN-2 Blade Screw

Glass Agencies presents the PFN-2 Blade Screw, an orthopaedic fixation component used in proximal femoral nailing systems for the management of complex hip fractures. This blade screw is intended for placement within the femoral head through a proximal femoral nail, where it supports stable fixation and controlled load distribution across the fracture site. The blade style configuration allows compaction of cancellous bone during insertion, helping improve hold within the femoral head and reducing the likelihood of rotation. This feature supports improved stability in osteoporotic bone commonly encountered in elderly patients. The PFN-2 blade screw is structured to work in combination with intramedullary nails, contributing to controlled fracture alignment and resistance to collapse under physiological loading. Manufactured from implant grade material, the blade screw supports biocompatibility and mechanical strength suitable for internal fixation. Its surface finish allows smooth insertion while maintaining effective bone engagement. The geometry of the blade is carefully formed to support controlled expansion within cancellous bone, helping maintain central positioning in the femoral head. The proximal end is shaped to allow secure connection with insertion instruments and locking mechanisms used during surgery. The blade screw is available in various lengths to accommodate different femoral head sizes and fracture patterns. It is commonly used in the treatment of intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures, supporting early mobilization when combined with appropriate surgical technique. The blade design helps limit rotational instability of the femoral head fragment, contributing to maintained fracture reduction during healing. Glass Agencies ensures that each PFN-2 Blade Screw is inspected for dimensional consistency, surface quality, and functional accuracy prior to supply. Proper handling and implantation according to established orthopaedic guidelines support dependable performance. Suitable for use in hospitals, trauma centers, and orthopaedic surgical facilities, this blade screw remains an important component of modern proximal femoral fixation systems. By supporting stable bone engagement, controlled load transfer, and compatibility with PFN-2 systems, the PFN-2 Blade Screw from Glass Agencies contributes to effective hip fracture management and reliable surgical outcomes.