PFNA Nail Instrument Set

The PFNA Nail Instrument Set 1200-07 is a comprehensive orthopedic instrument set designed for procedures involving Proximal Femoral Nail Antirotation (PFNA) systems. It combines instruments for proximal access, nail positioning, drilling, guide wire handling, distal locking and related intraoperative operations in one organized configuration.

The PFNA Nail Instrument Set includes a proximal hollow drill, proximal hollow position stopper, drill bits, drill sleeves and depth gauges for preparing and measuring instrument pathways. Cannulated and tail cannulated screwdrivers are included for handling compatible fixation components, while the tissue protection plate and guide sleeves provide dedicated interfaces for instrument positioning.

For positioning and alignment, the set contains a guide wire holder, distal position lock, position drill, position rod, position drill bit and nail removal rod. A blade screw device, reduction rod, flexible reamer bar and end cap guider further expand the instrument configuration for different stages of the PFNA surgical workflow.

The set also incorporates distal guider devices in different configurations, including 180°, 90°/180°/240° and 240° versions, together with proximal guider devices. Long nail applications are supported by long nail distal guider bars and a long nail distal screw location device. An olive guide wire, threaded K-wires, hammer, slide hammer and main pin impactor complete the major handling and positioning components.

WELLTRUST provides the PFNA Nail Instrument Set 1200-07 as an integrated orthopedic instrumentation solution for medical device distributors, hospitals and orthopedic product partners. The standardized REF numbers allow individual components to be identified and managed within the complete set.

The supplied configuration should be checked against the intended PFNA nail system before ordering to confirm instrument and implant compatibility. WELLTRUST can provide detailed configuration information for customers evaluating PFNA instrumentation.