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Features & Benefits

Comprehensive Surgical Solutions
The DePuy Synthes Femoral Recon Nail System offers an extensive range of surgical entry points and locking options to meet more surgeons’ needs for femoral shaft fractures.
- Choice of entry points: Greater Trochanter and Piriformis Fossa
- Two Proximal Locking Options (Standard and Reconstruction)
- Four Distal locking options: 4 distal locking options including one hole with 10° offset and one A/P hole
- Proximal and distal dynamization options

Designed for Anatomical Fit
Femoral Recon Nail shape (1.0 anatomic bow) based on multi-ethnic 3-D computational study designed to better fit patient anatomy and to help avoid impinging anterior cortex compared to nails with larger radius of curvature.1

Reduced Procedural Complexity
The FRN instrumentation includes features designed to reduce surgical complexity facilitating intraoperative visualization, implant positioning and alignment as well as ease of use for OR staff.

Distal Locking Options
Equipped with four distal locking options, including an oblique distal hole offset 10° to target bone in the condyles and an A/P hole that provides an optional purchase point.

Entry Point Selection
Greater Trochanter and Piriformis Fossa entry point nail designs to accommodate varying patient anatomies and surgeon preference.

Proximal Locking Options
Choice of standard and reconstruction locking modes allows for the treatment of a variety of femoral fracture patterns and locations.

Compatible with the Angular Stable Locking System (ASLS)
Designed to provide angular and axial stability.2

Designed for Anatomical Fit
Nail designed to better fit patient anatomy and help avoid impinging anterior cortex compared to nails with a larger radius of curvature.3,4

1.0m Anatomic Bow
Femoral Recon Nail shape based on multi-ethnic 3-D computational study designed to better fit patient anatomy and to help avoid impinging anterior cortex compared to nails with larger radius of curvature.3

Short Proximal Nail End
Short proximal nail end designed to reduce the risk of nail prominence compared with nails with a longer nail end.4
Reduced Procedural Complexity
The FRN instrumentation includes features designed to reduce surgical complexity facilitating intraoperative visualization, implant positioning and alignment as well as ease of use for OR staff.

Radiolucent Instrumentation
Radiolucent insertion handle with radiographic indicators supports x-ray visualization and assists with guide wire placement.

QUICK CLICK® Self-Retaining Technology
QUICK CLICK® Self-Retaining Technology designed to facilitate attachment of nail to insertion handle
Shared Instrumentation
Shared instrumentation platform with lower extremities shaft nails and TFN-ADVANCED® Proximal Femur Nailing System (TFNA) can reduce inventory complexity and promote familiarity with the instrumentation.

Reaming Protection System
Reaming Protection System designed to protect the proximal metaphysis from lateralization during incremental reaming.
Resources
Supporting Documentation
Resources
Hip & Femur Fracture Solutions Brochure
Instrument Chart (Standard Locking)
Instrument Chart (Recon Locking)
References
1. Büttler Markus, Trauma R&D, Zuchwil. Analysis–Anatomical Study. 2017.000271671.
2. Stoffel K, Schwieger K. AO Foundation: Biomechanical investigation on angular stable locking of the Expert Tibia Nail, 2007
3. Büttler Markus, Trauma R&D, Zuchwil. Analysis–Anatomical Study. 2017. 000271671.
4. Büttler Markus, Trauma R&D, Zuchwil.Analysis-Femoral Recon Nail, Proximal Nail End. 2017.0000271887.
Indication Statement
The Femoral Recon Nail System is intended for treatment of fractures in adults and adolescents (12-21) in which the growth plates have fused. Specifically, the system is indicated for:
- Subtrochanteric fractures
- Ipsilateral neck/shaft fractures
- Femoral shaft fractures
- Impending pathologic fractures
- Malunions and nonunions
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