Abstract: The invention relates to the intramedullar nail fixation (13) of the femoral bone that is used in the field of orthopedics and traumatology, in particular, in the pediatric orthopedics field; Its features include the follows; Removal of many negativities in the treatments of femoral proximal area fractures seen in the child age group, young and old bone rotation surgeries, malunion, nonunion and deformities, and in order to make positive contribution to the healing processes of patients, the proximal femoral de-rotation nail (13), by which location can be fixed by turning in an angular way, and by which the operator can perform rotation as much as necessary by fixing rotation angle, and which is formed with the proximal component (1) and the distal component (2), which can perform rotational movement on each other and can fix its location, was developed.

Abstract: The invention relates to the intramedullar nail fixation (13) of the femoral bone that is used in the field of orthopedics and traumatology, in particular, in the pediatric orthopedics field; Its features include the follows; Removal of many negativities in the treatments of femoral proximal area fractures seen in the child age group, young and old bone rotation surgeries, malunion, nonunion and deformities, and in order to make positive contribution to the healing processes of patients, the proximal femoral de-rotation nail (13), by which location can be fixed by turning in an angular way, and by which the operator can perform rotation as much as necessary by fixing rotation angle, and which is formed with the proximal component (1) and the distal component (2), which can perform rotational movement on each other and can fix its location, was developed.

Abstract: An intramedullary nail for surgical use with pediatric patients aged 18 months and older who are diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. The intramedullary nail is used to correct deformity, stabilize fractures, and to prevent fractures. The intramedullary nail includes male components that can be nested with a straight formed female component. The angled female component has a telescopic structure that grows together with the child's bone without hindering growth. The intramedullary nail also includes at least one telescopic nail with a corkscrew tip that provides minimal damage.

Abstract: An intramedullary nail for surgical use with pediatric patients aged 18 months and older who are diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta. The intramedullary nail is used to correct deformity, stabilize fractures, and to prevent fractures. The intramedullary nail includes male components that can be nested with a straight formed female component. The angled female component has a telescopic structure that grows together with the child's bone without hindering growth. The intramedullary nail also includes at least one telescopic nail with a corkscrew tip that provides minimal damage.