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Zimmer Retrograde Nail (Implant 4261)
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Click to EnlargeAbout Zimmer Retrograde Nail (Implant 4261)
98 yr old frail female patient with periprosthetic fracture above a Zimmer retrograde nail used for lower third shaft fracture within a 12 months period where the option was revise the nail or to work around it. An accompanying image demonstrates the following solution: Zimmer NCB periarticular proximal femoral plate with polyaxial screws allowed to bypass the nail and fix the fracture with additional cable around the plate.
Courtesy of Sitsabesan Chokkalingam; Sandwell General Hospital; Birmingham, Westmidlands, UK
Manufacturer: Zimmer, Inc.
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