PFN-2 Nail

Glass Agencies presents the PFN-2 Nail, an intramedullary fixation implant used in the management of fractures involving the proximal femur. This nail is commonly applied in the treatment of intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures, where stable internal support and controlled alignment are required. Positioned within the femoral medullary canal, the PFN-2 Nail provides internal stabilization while helping preserve surrounding soft tissues. Its structural configuration supports effective load sharing across the fracture site, assisting in maintaining reduction during the healing phase. Manufactured from implant grade material, the nail supports biocompatibility and mechanical strength suitable for internal fixation. The anatomical curvature of the PFN-2 Nail is formed to match the natural geometry of the femur, supporting accurate positioning and reducing stress concentration. Proximal apertures are designed to accept blade screws or lag screws, allowing secure fixation within the femoral head and neck. Distal locking options allow control of axial and rotational forces, supporting construct stability under functional loading. The nail is compatible with standard PFN-2 instrumentation, allowing guided insertion under imaging support. Its surface finish allows smooth advancement through the canal while maintaining implant integrity. PFN-2 Nails are available in different lengths and diameters to accommodate patient anatomy and fracture patterns. The design supports both static and dynamic distal locking techniques, enabling flexibility based on surgical assessment. These nails are widely used in trauma and orthopaedic centers, supporting early mobilization when combined with appropriate surgical planning and postoperative care. Glass Agencies ensures that each PFN-2 Nail is inspected for dimensional accuracy, surface quality, and mechanical performance prior to supply. Proper storage, handling, and implantation according to established orthopaedic protocols support consistent function. Suitable for hospitals and specialized surgical facilities, this implant remains a key component in modern hip fracture management. By offering stable intramedullary support, controlled proximal fixation, and anatomical compatibility, the PFN-2 Nail from Glass Agencies contributes to effective fracture stabilization and reliable clinical outcomes.