Overview
Intramedullary nailing stabilizes long‑bone fractures using a rod placed inside the bone canal.

Indications
Fractures of the femur, tibia, or humerus requiring surgical stabilization.

Procedure overview
A metal rod is inserted through the bone canal and locked with screws.

Recovery
Early weight‑bearing may be possible depending on fracture stability.

Risks and complications
Infection, malalignment, and hardware irritation.

Alternatives
Plate fixation or external fixation.