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Stryker Wichita Fusion Nail | Used in Knee fusion | Which Medical Device

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Wichita Fusion Nail

  • Added Apr 27, 2013
  • Manufactured by Stryker

The Wichita fusion nail From Stryker has an unusual design which provides dynamic compression across the knee.  The nail includes a compression screw which locks the femoral and tibial components together.

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Smith & Nephew Trigen Knee Fusion Nail | Used in Knee fusion | Which Medical Device

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Trigen Knee Fusion Nail

The Trigen Knee Fusion Nail is one of the Trigen series of intramedullary nails. The nail is titanium and is intended to be inserted from proximal to distal. Proximal locking is with a 5.0mm screw or two 6.4mm reconstruction bolts. The nail has a radius of curvature of 1.5 to 2.5m. It is...

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Merete Osteobridge IKA | Used in Knee fusion | Which Medical Device

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Osteobridge IKA

  • Added Apr 30, 2013
  • Manufactured by Merete

The Osteobridge Intramedullary Knee Arthrodesis device from Merete is one of the Osteobridge range of products with applications including orthopaedic oncology. The device allows independent sizing of both femoral and tibial components, with an adjustable linking spacer. Hollow spacer shells can...

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Zimmer Neff fusion nail | Used in Knee fusion | Which Medical Device

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Neff fusion nail

  • Added Apr 28, 2013
  • Manufactured by Zimmer

The Neff fusion nail from Zimmer is a modular nail for knee fusion. The nails on the device are cut to size intraoperatively and a jig permits the placement of interlocking screws.

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LINK Endo-Model Arthrodesis Nail SK | Used in Knee fusion | Which Medical Device

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Endo-Model Arthrodesis Nail SK

  • Added Apr 28, 2013
  • Manufactured by LINK

The Endo-Model knee arthrodesis nail is a modular fusion nail. The device is available in either CoCrMo or Tilastan (titanium). The latter is uncemented, but the CoCrMo version is cemented. There are right and left versions. The device is distributed by Newsplint in the UK.

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