The Rush Nail is a well-established orthopedic implant used for the fixation of long bone fractures, particularly in the femur, tibia, humerus, and forearm bones. It features a flexible, curved design with a hooked or eye-shaped end, which facilitates easy insertion and secure positioning within the medullary canal.

The nail works on the principle of elastic fixation, allowing controlled micro-motion at the fracture site, which promotes natural bone healing and callus formation. Typically inserted in pairs or multiples, Rush Nails provide balanced internal support and improved stability.

Its smooth, flexible structure enables insertion through small incisions, minimizing soft tissue damage and preserving blood supply. This makes it especially useful in pediatric fractures and in cases where minimally invasive techniques are preferred.

Manufactured from high-quality Stainless Steel, Rush Nails offer excellent elasticity, strength, and corrosion resistance. The design also allows for relatively easy removal once healing is complete.

🔸 Key Features:

• Flexible and curved design for elastic fixation
• Hooked or eye-shaped end for easy insertion and control
• Minimally invasive surgical technique
• Smooth surface for easy insertion and removal
• Can be used in pairs or multiple nails for stability
• Made from high-quality Stainless Steel

🔸 Indications:

• Long bone fractures (femur, tibia, humerus)
• Pediatric fractures
• Forearm fractures
• Stable fracture patterns
• Fractures requiring elastic intramedullary fixation

🔸 Advantages:

• Minimally invasive with reduced soft tissue damage
• Promotes natural healing through elastic stability
• Reduced surgical time and blood loss
• Easy implant removal
• Cost-effective and simple technique