The introduction of intramedullary nails has completely changed the way orthopedic surgery is performed, providing a minimally invasive solution for stabilizing tibial fractures. This device is a slender rod inserted into the medullary cavity of the tibial for internal fixation of fractures. The design of interlocking nail enables them to distribute weight and stress along the length of the bone, promoting optimal healing while reducing the risk of complications.
Today we want to introduce the advantages of MASTIN Tibial Nail
• The lower profile at the proximal end
• Controllable axial compression hole
• The maximal comression distance is 7mm
• 9º anteflexion design for ease of nail insertion
Versatile proximal locking options:
•Three innovative locking options, in combination with cancellous bone locking screws, increase the stability of the proximal fragment for proximal third fractures.
•Two state of the art medio-lateral locking options enable primary compression or secondary controlled dynamization.
• End cap prevents ingrowth of tissue and facilitates nail extraction
• 0mm end cap sits flush with nail
5mm and 10mm end caps extend nail height if nail is over inserted
• Cannulated
• Self-locking recess for effortless end cap pick-up and ease of insertion
Advanced distal locking options:
• Distal oblique locking option to prevent soft tissue damage and increase stability of the distal fragment
• Two ML and one AP locking options for stability of the distal fragment
Cancellous bone locking screws:
• Indicated for the three proximal locking options of all tibial nails diameters
• Dual core design for optimized purchase in cancellous bone
• Unicortical
• Lengths: 40 mm–75 mm
Standard locking screws:
• Larger cross section for improved mechanical resistance
• Φ4.0 mm for Φ8.0 mm and Φ9.0 mm tibial nails, lengths: 28 mm–58 mm
• Φ5.0 mm for Φ10.0 mm tibial nails, lengths: 28 mm–68 mm
Post time: Jul-22-2025