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Stryker T2 Supracondylar Nail

T2 Supracondylar Nailing System

The T2 Supracondylar Nailing System is designed to treat complex distal femoral fractures. The sophisticated design incorporates a number of unique features.

Features & Benefits

  • Four locking holes strategically placed within 32mm to driving end that provide three planes of fixation in the distal femur.
  • The most distal hole is centered at 6mm from driving end of nail.
  • Cannulated implants allow reamed or unreamed insertion over a 3mm x 1000mm guide wire.
  • No guide wire exchange required after reaming.
  • 4-degree bend and 2.0 meter radius of antecurvature for the long nails to adapt to femoral anatomy.
  • All locking screws for short nails (170mm and 200mm) can be inserted via a targeting device.
  • 5.0mm cannulated condyle bolts with pre-attached and adjustable washers allow insertion over K-wires and to help provide up to 7mm of mediolateral interfragmentary compression.
  • Proximal oblong hole allows dynamization
  • Dedicated end cap tightens on most distal locking screws or condyle bolt to provide a fixed-angle construct and to help prevent bony ingrowth into the driving end to facilitate nail removal.
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