Zimmer Gmbh

Samuel Keller

Reto Senger

Hermann Stricker

Jordan Velikov

Miodrag Garic

Andreas E Schwammberger

Daniel Bühler

Serene H Longsworth

Daniel Buhler

Andreas Eduard Schwammberger

Serene Longsworth

An orthopedic implant assembly is disclosed for the treatment of fracture or other trauma to a long bone. The implant assembly includes an intramedullary nail and a lag screw that extends through a transverse bore of the intramedullary nail. The intramedullary nail includes an elongated body and one or more enlarged portions positioned adjacent to the transverse bore to reinforce the intramedullary nail.

Reinforced intramedullary nail

An implant is described for fracture treatment, comprising an elongate and in particular substantially rotationally symmetrical base body (), in particular an implant shaft, and an anchoring section (), wherein the anchorage section has an outer surface of a porous biocompatible material at least in part, and wherein the anchorage section is arranged in an axial end region of the implant and is releasably connectable to the base body.

Implant for fracture treatment

An orthopedic assembly for stabilizing a fractured bone. The orthopedic assembly includes a support structure and an anchor. The anchor includes a first portion and a second portion moveably coupled to the first portion to adjust an angular orientation of the anchor relative to the femur.

Angular lag implant for intramedullary nails

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Ettingen, Switzerland

Samuel Keller