DePuy 1342-54 Kuntscher Nail Intramedullary Rod Double-Pointed 12mm x 42cm

DePuy 1342-54 Kuntscher Nail Intramedullary Rod Double-Pointed 12mm x 42cm

• Model: 1342-54
• Diameter: 12 mm
• Length: 42 cm (420 mm)
• Design: Double‑pointed
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Fixation Style: Classic non‑locking

The DePuy 1342‑54 Kuntscher Nail Intramedullary Rod (12 mm × 42 cm) is a precision‑engineered orthopedic implant designed for internal stabilization of long bone fractures. This double‑pointed intramedullary rod provides dependable load‑sharing support within the medullary canal of bones such as the femur and tibia, helping surgeons maintain alignment and promote efficient biomechanical healing. Rooted in the classic Küntscher nail concept — a seminal advancement in fracture fixation — this implant is a trusted choice for surgical teams addressing diaphyseal fracture patterns.

Crafted from high‑quality materials and tailored for robust clinical performance, the 12 mm diameter and 42 cm length offer an optimal balance of strength and anatomical fit for many adult trauma cases. Its double‑pointed design facilitates ease of insertion and secure positioning along the intramedullary canal, while the smooth finish supports controlled advancement during operative placement. Suitable for a range of straightforward and comminuted diaphyseal fractures, this intramedullary nail enhances surgical versatility and durability within internal fixation protocols.

Ideal for orthopedic surgeons, surgical technologists, and trauma centers, the DePuy 1342‑54 Kuntscher Nail brings reliable internal support to long bone fracture care. Whether utilized in femoral or tibial fixation procedures, this implant complements established trauma fixation systems and contributes to improved patient outcomes through enhanced stability and reduced immobilization time. Backed by DePuy’s legacy of implant quality and performance, this intramedullary rod remains a valuable tool in modern fracture management.

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