Femoral Intramedullary Nail

A modular system or monoblock is accessible.

Reinforced, cemented modular stems are available as an alternative.Version on the right or the left

Constructed from LINK® PorEx® or CoCrMo.Femoral and tibial componentsUtilizing polyethylene centralizers

Featuring a UHMWPE stopper and two securing screws

A high degree of flexibility is offered by the Endo-Model Rotational and Hinge Knee System, which features stem lengths ranging from 60 mm to 280 mm and modular stem components.input:
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Rotational stability is achieved through longitudinal ribs.
Three flat sections are included in the bone cement to ensure rotational stability.

Tapered locking of the coupling is achieved through the use of oblique contact surfaces, which ensure a secure connection.Five degrees of flexioninput:
output:In the same manner as a coupled knee prosthesis with a stem, the LINK Endo-Model Knee Fusion Nail is positioned. The cementing process is employed to administer targeted topical antibiotic treatment in the event of an infection. The Knee Fusion Nail is composed of a tibial and femoral component. A unique coupling maintains the two components in a stable state. It is possible to combine it with both cemented and cementless modular stems in the modular version.input:
output:The cemented version’s stems are tapered, but they are equipped with three flat planes that serve to prevent rotation within the cement bed. Immediately following coupling, the implant components are assigned an anatomical curvature of 5° flexion. Centralizers guarantee that the nail is positioned correctly intramedullary at each end.input:
output:A diverse selection of modular stems is accessible. Arthrodesis may be the sole surgical intervention available to stabilize the joint after the failure of a knee prosthesis and/or osteosynthesis, which results in the loss of extensor function. The LINK Endo-Model Knee Fusion Nail facilitates the rapid and load-bearing mobilization of the patient.