Femoral intramedullary rod system

Surgery – Instruments – Orthopedic instrumentation

Reexamination Certificate

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C606S062000, C606S08600R

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07867231

ABSTRACT:
A femoral intramedullary rod system capable of treating a variety of femoral bone fractures using a uniform intramedullary rod design. The system generally comprising an intramedullary rod defining an opening having an upper surface and a transverse member including a bone engaging portion and a connection portion defining a thru-hole with the nail sized to pass therethrough. A pin is selectively coupled to the transverse member to rigidly assemble the transverse member to the nail when the nail is passed through the thru-hole and the pin is received within the opening. In an alternative design, an epiphyseal stabilizer is joined to the nail by a locking member.

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Vector Intertrochanteric Nail Surgical Technique, Biomet, Inc., P.O. Box 587, Warsaw, IN 46581-0587, (219) 267-6639 1998 Biomet, Inc. Form No. Y-BMT-578/073198/K.

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