Use of the MJ-Flex THE NEW METAIZEAU NAIL™ is contraindicated for patients with:

• general medical conditions not suitable for surgery;

• active or suspected latent infections in the fracture area;

• foreign body sensitivity (where material sensitivity is suspected, tests should be made prior to implant insertion);

• mental or physiological conditions, who are unwilling or incapable of following postoperative care instructions;

• compromised bone stock, potentially leading to inadequate or unstable fixation of the device;

• fractures with undiagnosed pathologies.

The MJ-Flex THE NEW METAIZEAU NAIL™ is indicated to treat:

• upper extremity and clavicle fractures in all patients except newborns and infants;

• lower extremity fractures in pediatric patients, except newborns and infants, where the flexibility of the implant is paramount not to disrupt the growth plate;

• lower extremity fractures in small adults where the medullary canal is narrow.

Stability of the osteosynthesis in all planes due to the superior medullary canal filling versus standard cylindrical nails

Developed to limit X-ray exposure during insertion due to the unique shape that allows visual control of nail orientation

Minimal invasive device

Developed to allow a direct visual control of the alignment of the nail tip in the medullary canal, thus potentially reducing exposure to the image intensifier during insertion of the nail and the surgery time

The flat surface allows to bend the nail on a proper plane

Dedicated instrumentation for a streamlined operative technique

A great variety of nails in several diameters both in titanium and stainless steel

MJ-Flex Catalogue PDF

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MJ-Flex Voice of Literature PDF

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