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T2 Supracondylar Nailing System - Stryker

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Indications<br />

Indications<br />

The <strong>T2</strong> SCN <strong>System</strong> is indicated for:<br />

· Open and closed femoral fractures<br />

· Pseudoarthrosis and correction<br />

osteotomy<br />

· Pathologic fractures, impending<br />

pathologic fractures, and tumor<br />

resections<br />

· <strong>Supracondylar</strong> fractures, including<br />

those with intra-articular extension<br />

· Fractures distal to a Total Hip<br />

Prosthesis<br />

· Nonunions and malunions<br />

Relative<br />

Contraindications<br />

The physician’s education, training<br />

and professional judgement must<br />

be relied upon to choose the most<br />

appropriate device and treatment.<br />

Conditions presenting an increased<br />

risk of failure include:<br />

• Any active or suspected latent<br />

infection or marked local<br />

inflammation in or about the<br />

affected area.<br />

• Compromised vascularity that would<br />

inhibit adequate blood supply to the<br />

fracture or the operative site.<br />

• Bone stock compromised by disease,<br />

infection or prior implantation that<br />

can not provide adequate support<br />

and/or fixation of the devices.<br />

• Material sensitivity, documented or<br />

suspected.<br />

• Obesity. An overweight or obese<br />

patient can produce loads on the<br />

implant that can lead to failure of the<br />

fixation of the device or to failure of<br />

the device itself.<br />

• Patients having inadequate tissue<br />

coverage over the operative site.<br />

• Implant utilization that would<br />

interfere with anatomical structures<br />

or physiological performance.<br />

• Any mental or neuromuscular<br />

disorder which would create an<br />

unacceptable risk of fixation failure<br />

or complications in postoperative<br />

care.<br />

• Other medical or surgical conditions<br />

which would preclude the potential<br />

benefit of surgery.<br />

Retrograde<br />

Fig. 6<br />

Pre-operative Planning<br />

An X-Ray Template (1806-3306) is<br />

available for pre-operative planning<br />

(Fig. 7).<br />

Thorough evaluation of pre-operative<br />

radiographs of the affected extremity<br />

is critical. Careful radiographic<br />

extamination of the trochanteric<br />

region and intercondylar regions can<br />

prevent intra-operative complications.<br />

The nail length of the <strong>T2</strong> SCN<br />

Long version is determined by<br />

measuring the distance between a<br />

point 5mm−15mm proximal to the<br />

Intercondylar Notch to a point at/or to<br />

the Lesser Trochanter.<br />

The nail length of the <strong>T2</strong> SCN Short<br />

version will depend on the fracture<br />

site. Available lengths are 170mm and<br />

200mm.<br />

Note:<br />

Check with local representative<br />

regarding availability of nail sizes.<br />

Fig. 7<br />

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