Tibia & Expert Tibia Nail

The tibia is the largest bone in the lower leg and plays a crucial role in supporting body weight. It is also the most commonly fractured long bone. A tibial fracture refers to any crack or break in the tibia, which—along with the fibula—forms the lower leg.

Importance of the Tibia:

 Largest bone of the lower leg.

 Responsible for bearing the majority of body weight.

 Plays an essential role in the knee and ankle joints.

Tibial fractures are often associated with additional injuries to muscles, ligaments, or nearby soft tissues.

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Intramedullary Nailing Technique

One of the most common fixation methods is the use of an intramedullary nail. This metal rod is inserted into the medullary canal of the tibia and locked with multiple screws, ensuring stable fixation.

Commonly used in long bone fractures such as femur, tibia, and humerus.

Provides small incision, less invasiveness, fewer complications, and faster healing.

Ensures correct alignment and reduction of bone fragments.

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Expert Tibia Nail – Advanced Solution

The Expert Tibia Nail is specifically designed for fixation of proximal, diaphyseal, and distal tibial fractures.

Provides multiple locking screw options in the fracture zone.

More screws are used in proximal fractures compared to distal ones, ensuring greater stability.

Facilitates both simple and complex fracture fixation with high reliability.

 A trusted system that combines strength, stability, and minimal invasiveness for faster recovery and long-term success.