ORTHOPAEDICS
TRIGEN◊ MAX Tibia Nailing System
Adopt a patient-centric approach to stable and unstable fractures with left and right side-specific nails, designed to offer stability and reduce post-operative soft tissue irritation.1
Next-level nailing
Regardless of fracture complexity, the TRIGEN MAX System’s side-specific nails and anatomic screw trajectories, combined with a variable angle locking mechanism and low-profile screws, are designed to maximize fixation, optimize fragment fixation, minimize soft tissue irritation and streamline the surgeon experience.1,2
We refined everything we’ve learned from a track record of success in tibia nailing, including excellent union rates*3-6 and minimal anterior tibial pain**7…and we took it to the next level.
We refined everything we’ve learned from a track record of success in tibia nailing, including excellent union rates*3-6 and minimal anterior tibial pain**7…and we took it to the next level.
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*Claims on the TRIGEN Tibial Nail System are based on evidence using the TRIGEN META Tibia Nail.
**Demonstrated with a semi-extended approach; n=19. Claims on the TRIGEN Tibial Nail System are based on evidence using the TRIGEN META Tibia Nail.
***Compared to our predicate TRIGEN META Tibia Nail.
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Citations
- Smith+Nephew 2023. Internal Report. 10092864. Ver A.7.
- Smith+Nephew 2023. Internal Report. 10092852. Ver A.
- Chan DS, et al. Journal of Orthopaedic trauma. 2016; 30(3): 130-134.
- Sun Q, et al. International Orthopaedics. 2016; 40(12):2611-2617.
- Say F, et al. Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery. 2014; 134(10): 1381-1386.
- Beytemur O, et al. Acta orthopaedica et traumatologica turcica. 2017;51(1):12-16.
- Sanders RW, et al. Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma. 2014;28(5):245-255.