The Trochanteric Gamma Nail, manufactured in Orthinox™, is the latest development of the Gamma Locking Nail family. The Trochanteric Gamma Nail is designed for secure fixation of stable and unstable inter-and peritrochanteric fractures.

The Long Gamma Nail is a specialized development of the Trochanteric Gamma Nail. It has been designed to treat subtrochanteric, ipsilateral neck and shaft fractures, as well as for prophylactive use.

Based on the very successful TGN and LGN systems, the new Gamma-Ti System completes the Gamma range . It is a system made of titanium alloy and comes in a sterile package. It provides an improved lag screw design and downsized distal locking screws for dynamic and static locking. The Gamma-Ti System offers the same strength and biomechanical advantages as the existing Gamma family.

The One Shot Device is a new component of the Gamma Locking Nail instrumentation system that helps the surgeon determine exact K-wire, lag screw and Gamma Locking Nail placement. It provides a target indicating the potential postion of the K-wire on the fluoroscopic screen simplifying lag screw positioning while decreasing X-ray exposure and operating time.

The Cannulated Cutter is a new component of the Gamma Nailing Instrumentation System. It provides surgeons with an advanced option to open the proximal femur cavity without reaming, allowing an easier and much more precise opening compared to standard reaming techniques.