Howmedica 3515-1-544 Grosse & Kempf Left Femoral Locking Nail 15mm x 44cm 1/EA
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HOWM-3515-1-544
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Howmedica 3515-1-544 Grosse & Kempf Left Femoral Locking Nail 15mm x 44cm 1/EA is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Howmedica 3515-1-544 Grosse & Kempf Left Femoral Locking Nail 15mm x 44cm 1/EA
Length: 44 cm (440mm).
Technical specifications
- Brand: Howmedica
- Reference / model: 3515-1-544
- Diameter: 15 mm
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Dimensions / sizes: 15mm x 44cm
Additional product details
- Intended Anatomic Side: Left femur
- Locking Capability: Proximal and distal locking screw holesThis medical supply or implant item is contained within its original manufacturer's packaging. While the box may exhibit signs of wear, these do not impact the integrity or quality of the enclosed product.
- The Howmedica 3515‑1‑544 Grosse‑Kempf Left Femoral Locking Nail 15 mm × 44 cm is a trusted orthopedic intramedullary implant engineered to deliver robust fixation for femoral shaft fractures.
- Built with biomechanical performance in mind, this locking nail features multiple locking options for controlled axial and rotational stability during fracture fixation. Its anatomical contouring supports a smooth insertion path and helps preserve surrounding soft tissues during surgical placement.
- Orthopedic professionals worldwide trust the Grosse‑Kempf locking nail system for its durability, clinical versatility, and proven track record in femoral fracture management. Whether stabilizing a traumatic femoral shaft break or addressing a challenging comminuted fracture, the Howmedica 3515‑1‑544 delivers the strength and precision required to support effective surgical outcomes.
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