Hip fractures are among the most serious injuries orthopedic surgeons manage, particularly those involving the proximal femur. For elderly patients, these fractures are not just painful—they can be life-changing. The ability to walk, maintain independence, and avoid long-term complications often depends on how quickly and effectively the fracture is fixed. That’s why design improvements in intramedullary implants matter so much. One such device that has earned attention worldwide is the Intertan hip nail. Unlike traditional nails, it blends biomechanical strength with practical surgical advantages in ways that improve outcomes for both patients and surgeons.