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Successful treatment of a complex tibial fracture using expert-grade intramedullary nail and plate fixation
Tibial fractures are among the most common lower-limb injuries, typically resulting from high-energy trauma such as traffic accidents. Successful treatment requires not only precise surgical skills but also reliable internal fixation systems to ensure long-term bone stability and early rehabilitation.
This case presents a successful tibial fracture treatment performed in Ciudad Guijora, Michoacán, Mexico, using a combination of an expert-grade intramedullary tibial nail and a one-third circular steel plate, resulting in excellent postoperative outcomes.
At the State Hospital in Ciudad Guijora, Director Benjamin's surgical team successfully treated a tibial fracture with CZMEDITECH implants. The patient made a favourable postoperative recovery.
After comprehensive evaluation, the surgical plan was to utilize an expert-grade tibial nail together with a steel plate to achieve both axial and lateral stability — a gold-standard fixation approach in modern trauma surgery.
Patient: Male, 15 years old
Injury Cause: Motorcycle accident leading to partial tibial fracture
Treatment Goal: Anatomical realignment, stable fixation, and early mobilization
Preoperative imaging revealed a midshaft tibial fracture with mild displacement. A hybrid fixation technique (nail + plate) was selected to enhance mechanical strength and promote safe recovery.
During surgery, the intramedullary nail provided axial fixation while the one-third circular plate enhanced lateral stability.
Postoperative radiographs showed excellent alignment and fixation integrity. The patient began gentle rehabilitation within weeks and achieved pain-free walking soon after.
Director Benjamin expressed satisfaction with the CZMEDITECH expert-grade tibial nail and one-third circular steel plate.
The nail-plate hybrid fixation is widely used for complex or osteoporotic fractures, offering:
Axial fixation via the nail
Lateral stabilization via the plate
Load distribution across fracture sites
Enhanced biomechanical stability
This approach minimizes complications such as implant loosening and supports faster functional recovery.
Devices used in this case:
Expert-grade Tibial Nail — 8×325 mm
One-third diameter 6-hole Plate
Made from medical-grade titanium alloy and stainless steel, these implants provide optimal strength, fatigue resistance, and biocompatibility.
The nail's multi-locking design ensures secure fixation, while its distal targeting system allows precise insertion, even in narrow canals.
All instruments were supplied by CZMEDITECH, designed for easy assembly, precision alignment, and reduced surgical time. Their ergonomic design improved intraoperative handling and ensured smooth workflow.
The nail-plate combination offers dual-plane stability and is ideal for unstable or multi-segmental fractures.
It enables early weight-bearing, reduces stress on single implants, and prevents postoperative deformity.
This minimally invasive approach aligns with modern orthopedic trends — stable, safe, and functionally restorative.
At 6-week follow-up, radiographic evidence showed complete healing progression. The patient achieved excellent functional recovery with no infection, hardware irritation, or delayed union.
This case demonstrates the reliability of CZMEDITECH orthopedic implants for international trauma surgery.
The nail-plate combination offers dual-plane stability and is ideal for unstable or multi-segmental fractures.
The intramedullary nail provides strong axial fixation along the bone's length.
The plate ensures lateral stabilization, preventing displacement.
Distributes mechanical stress across the fracture site.
Enables early weight-bearing and functional rehabilitation.
The combination provides dual stability — the nail offers axial fixation, while the plate ensures lateral support, improving structural integrity and reducing implant failure risk.
It is recommended for complex or osteoporotic fractures where a single implant cannot offer adequate stability.
All implants are made of medical-grade titanium alloy and stainless steel for superior biocompatibility and fatigue strength.
Typically 3–6 months, depending on bone quality, patient age, and rehabilitation.
They are CE and ISO13485 certified, used by 2000+ hospitals across 50+ countries, and designed for global anatomical variation.
Infection, delayed union, or irritation may occur, but proper surgical protocol minimizes these risks.
Through postoperative X-rays showing correct alignment and absence of hardware loosening or displacement.
Ergonomic design, precise alignment, and quick assembly—reducing operative time and surgeon fatigue.
Yes, CZMEDITECH offers multiple sizes suitable for both.
Accurate surgical planning, stable fixation, and proper rehabilitation.