Subtrochanteric Fracture, Case 1: Intramedullary Nail

Study Subtrochanteric Fracture, Case 1: Intramedullary Nail through an immersive first-person surgical case from the Bone Reconstruction channel on Surgie. The module focuses on minimally invasive reduction of subtrochanteric fracture, control of flexion and rotation of the proximal fragment, and entry point and guidewire parallelism.

Procedure Overview

The case is organized for structured review of surgical anatomy, procedural sequencing, instrument handling, reduction or reconstruction strategy, implant positioning, and intraoperative verification. Expert narration connects the visual field with the decisions documented during the procedure.

What You Will Observe

• Minimally invasive reduction of subtrochanteric fracture
• Control of flexion and rotation of the proximal fragment
• Entry point and guidewire parallelism
• Use of joystick, clamps, and percutaneous maneuvers
• Varus control during nail insertion
• Application of the poller screw

Key Technical Decisions

• Percutaneous Reduction
• Spatial Planning and Strategic Portals
• Entry Point for the Intramedullary Nail
• Guidewire Parallelism to the Medullary Canal
• Varus Control in Subtrochanteric Fractures

Included With This Training

• Technical PDF summarizing the procedure, operative sequence, and key review points.

Learning Format

First-person operative footage, surgeon-led narration, and case-based visual review designed to support preparation before supervised clinical training.

Educational notice: This content supports professional education and does not replace formal training, institutional protocols, patient-specific planning, or supervised clinical judgment.