Intramedullary Rod

Many times, a person who has suffered a severe broken bone injury as the result of a traumatic event, such as a car, truck, mass transit, bus, train, SEPTA, or other automobile accident, dog bite, or slip and fall, will undergo an Orthopaedic surgery during which an Intramedullary Rod is placed into or against the injured bone.

An Intramedullary Rod, also known as an IM Rod or Intramedullary Nail, is used to stabilize and realign a significant fracture. Specifically, Intramedullary Rods are generally inserted to help repair longer bones such as the tibia or femur. The rod is inserted into the hollow center of the bone to provide more durable, strong, and flexible support and help to properly align the healing bones.

Unfortunately, the insertion is not always completely pain free. Often, persons who have undergone a surgery of this type will experience pain where the rod was inserted. If a person experiences this type of pain, a second surgery may be required to remove the rod.

Cases which require the installation of an Intramedullary Rod or Nail are nearly always caused by significant fractures. If you have experienced a fracture caused by the negligence of another person, then you should contact the Law Offices of Samuel Fishman today! Our office will schedule a FREE consultation during which we will show you how our years of experience pursing claims against the insurance companies can work for you! The insurance companies have attorneys working for them. You should have an experienced personal injury attorney working for you.

There is no reason for delay! Contact the Law Office of Samuel Fishman Today!