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The Expert Tibia Nailing System by Stahlmann Pro includes cannulated intramedullary nails, compatible locking screws, end caps, and dedicated instrumentation for selected adult tibial fracture fixation applications.
The catalogue lists nail diameters of 8–12 mm and lengths of 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments, with titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V ELI and medical-grade stainless steel options. Multiple proximal locking positions and three distal locking holes provide configuration options for appropriately selected proximal, shaft, and distal tibial fractures.
Contact Stahlmann Pro to request the required sizes, compatible components, and an itemized quotation.
The Expert Tibia Nailing System is an intramedullary fixation system for selected adult fractures of the proximal tibia, tibial shaft, and distal tibia. It combines a cannulated nail with proximal and distal locking options, associated implant components, and dedicated surgical instruments.
The nail is positioned within the tibial medullary canal. Compatible locking components complete the selected construct and help maintain the planned relationship between fracture fragments.
For hospitals and distributors, a complete order should identify the nail dimensions, material, locking screws, end cap, and instrument requirements.
Explore the wider Stahlmann Pro Intramedullary Nailing System range for related products.
The catalogue describes a fully cannulated nail for insertion over a compatible guide wire. It lists reamed and selected unreamed applications, subject to the implant configuration and applicable technique.
Solid tibial nails for unreamed techniques are listed as available on special request. Their dimensions, ordering references, and instrument requirements should be confirmed separately.
The nail incorporates an anatomical profile intended to accommodate tibial geometry. Diameter, length, canal shape, and entry approach remain important considerations during clinical planning.
The implant’s shape does not guarantee an exact fit in every patient. Selection and positioning must follow the product instructions and treating surgeon’s assessment.
The catalogue lists:
Specify the requested material when preparing an enquiry. The exact stainless steel grade and supporting material documentation should be confirmed for the ordered configuration.
Multiple proximal locking positions provide configuration options for selected proximal tibial and shaft fracture applications.
The catalogue describes static and dynamic fixation options. Their selection depends on the fracture pattern and planned construct. The presence of multiple locking holes does not establish suitability for every proximal tibial fracture.
For diaphyseal applications, proximal and distal locking form part of the fixation construct.
Static and dynamic configurations have different mechanical purposes. They should not be presented as interchangeable choices or as guarantees of fracture compression, alignment, or healing.
The distal nail segment is described as having:
The specification illustration identifies 4.4 mm locking bolts for the distal holes. Confirm the compatible screw references and lengths for the selected nail before ordering.
| Specification | Catalogue detail |
|---|---|
| System name | Expert Tibia Nailing System |
| Implant type | Tibial intramedullary nail |
| Patient group described | Adults |
| Construction | Cannulated |
| Nail diameters | 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 mm |
| Listed nail lengths | 255, 270, 285, 300, 315, 330, 345, 360, and 375 mm |
| Length increments | 15 mm |
| Material options | Ti-6Al-4V ELI titanium alloy and medical-grade stainless steel |
| Proximal locking | Multiple positions, including static and dynamic options |
| Distal locking | Two mediolateral holes and one anteroposterior hole |
| Distal component diameter identified | 4.4 mm |
| Special-request option | Solid tibial nails for unreamed techniques |
| Shaft diameter | Lengths listed in the specification section |
|---|---|
| 8 mm | 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments |
| 9 mm | 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments |
| 10 mm | 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments |
| 11 mm | 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments |
| 12 mm | 255–375 mm in 15 mm increments |
These dimensions summarize the specification section. Request a confirmed product code for each configuration, particularly the 11 × 255 mm and 12 × 255 mm options.
The catalogue identifies the following adult applications:
| Application | Catalogue-listed description |
|---|---|
| Proximal tibial fractures | Selected AO/OTA 41-A1, 41-A2, and 41-A3 patterns |
| Tibial shaft fractures | AO/OTA 42-A, 42-B, and 42-C patterns |
| Distal tibial fractures | Selected extra-articular AO/OTA 43-A1, 43-A2, and 43-A3 patterns with sufficient distal bone stock |
| Combined fracture patterns | Selected fractures involving metaphyseal and diaphyseal regions |
| Delayed union and nonunion | Selected cases requiring intramedullary stabilization |
| Impending pathological fractures | Selected tibial lesions considered for prophylactic stabilization |
These are catalogue descriptions. The product’s applicable instructions for use must establish the complete indications, contraindications, warnings, and precautions.
Fracture classification alone does not determine suitability. Clinical assessment must also consider anatomy, bone quality, soft-tissue condition, and other patient factors.
The end cap engages the proximal internal thread of the nail and covers its proximal opening. The catalogue describes this component as intended to limit bone and soft-tissue ingrowth into the opening.
| Feature | Catalogue detail |
|---|---|
| Component-page extensions | 0, 5, 10, and 15 mm |
| Additional extension in ordering table | 20 mm, subject to confirmation |
| Flush option | 0 mm |
| Construction | Cannulated |
| Material options | Titanium alloy and medical-grade stainless steel |
Select the extension according to nail position and the system instructions. The component should not be described as correcting improper nail placement.
The catalogue describes a 4.8 mm self-tapping locking screw with a 3.5 mm hexagonal drive.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 4.8 mm |
| Thread design | Self-tapping |
| Drive | SW 3.5 mm hexagonal |
| Material options | Titanium alloy and medical-grade stainless steel |
| Consistent entries in the ordering table | 26–84 mm in 2 mm increments, plus 85 mm |
| Other entries | Confirm the 25 mm option and 90 mm ordering reference |
The screw length range should be confirmed against the corrected component list rather than inferred from the catalogue’s inconsistent increment statement.
The catalogue describes a 4.4 mm self-tapping locking screw, also with a 3.5 mm hexagonal drive.
The component description and ordering table give different length ranges. Request the verified size list and corresponding product codes before purchasing.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Nominal diameter | 4.4 mm |
| Thread design | Self-tapping |
| Drive | SW 3.5 mm hexagonal |
| Material options | Titanium alloy and medical-grade stainless steel |
| Distal use | Identified for the nail’s distal locking holes |
| Lengths and product codes | Confirm against the corrected ordering list |
Matching diameter alone does not establish compatibility with another nail system.
The catalogue includes a dedicated instrument set for guide-wire placement, canal preparation, nail insertion, locking, and extraction.
| Instrument | Catalogue detail |
|---|---|
| T-handle screwdriver | SW 3.5 mm |
| T-handle universal screwdriver | SW 6.5 mm |
| End-cap holder | SW 3.5 mm |
| T-handle drill | 5.2 mm diameter |
| Protection sleeve | 12 mm diameter |
| Reamer head range | 8.5–13 mm |
| Olive guide wire | 2.5 mm × 1,000 mm |
| Cannulated chisel | 12/3.2 mm designation |
| Temporary location rod | 8.1/4.0 designation |
Other listed items include a depth gauge, soft-tissue retractor, cannulated awl, proximal targeting device, targeting devices, flexible reamer bars, guide rods, drill bits, sleeves, connectors, wrenches, a hammer, and an aluminium box.
The instrument set is described as reusable. Cleaning, inspection, and sterilization must follow the applicable validated processing instructions. Confirm the final instrument names, specifications, and quantities in the quotation.
The nail, locking components, and instruments should be evaluated as a compatible system.
Implant dimensions and locking configuration are selected by the treating surgical team. The product’s technique guide should govern instrument assembly and implantation.
Weight-bearing, rehabilitation, and follow-up depend on the fracture, fixation, patient assessment, and healing progress. The product name or locking design does not establish a universal recovery timetable.
To request an Expert Tibia Nailing System quotation, provide:
Confirm whether the quotation covers implants only or includes the instruments.
For broader purchasing requirements, explore the Stahlmann Pro Trauma Implants range.
Stahlmann Pro welcomes enquiries from hospitals and medical distributors in Africa, Latin America, and Russia.
Contact Stahlmann Pro for Expert Tibia Nailing System specifications, confirmed ordering references, and quotations.
Email: info@stahlmannpro.ae
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It is an intramedullary fixation system described in the catalogue for selected adult proximal, shaft, and distal tibial fracture applications.
The specification section lists 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 mm diameters.
Lengths range from 255 to 375 mm in 15 mm increments. Confirm the ordering reference for each required diameter-and-length combination.
The catalogue lists Ti-6Al-4V ELI titanium alloy and medical-grade stainless steel. Confirm material documentation for the selected product.
Yes. The catalogue describes a cannulated nail and separately lists solid tibial nails for unreamed techniques on special request.
Two mediolateral holes and one anteroposterior hole are described, with 4.4 mm locking bolts identified for the distal holes.
Confirm the itemized quotation. They should not be assumed to be included with the nail.
Send the required dimensions, materials, components, quantities, and destination through the Stahlmann Pro contact page.
