KET SS Shaft Tibia (SSTN) has the following features:
- One dynamic and two static transverse locking holes proximally.
- Two transverse locking holes and additional AP locking hole distally.
- Flat proximal bend for easier insertion, better fit.
- Beveled proximal end to prevent soft tissue irritation.
- Tip Locking option to cater to distal third fracture as well.
Indication
Femur fractures with bony support (stable fracture in the middle third of the femur, with or without locking):
- Transverse fractures
- Short oblique fractures
- Pseudarthroses
Femur fractures without bony support (unstable fracture in 60% of the femoral length):
- Fractures near the metaphysics
- Long torsional fractures
- Segmental fractures
- Comminuted fractures
- Fractures with bone defects
FAQs
In what fracture patterns is the KET-SS Shaft Tibia Nail SSTN used?
How does the SSTN accommodate proximal and distal locking needs?
How does the SSTN contribute to load sharing after implantation?
What anatomical considerations are addressed in the SSTN design?
Product Details
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