Mitek 213712 12mm RIGIDfix Femoral Rod ACL Cross-Pin System Orthopedic 6-1/2"

• Model: 213712
• Rod Diameter: 12 mm
• Overall Length: 6-1/2 inches (16.5cm)

Reliable Femoral Fixation Support for ACL Reconstruction
The Mitek 213712 12 mm RIGIDfix Femoral Rod is an essential orthopedic instrument designed specifically to support femoral cross‑pin placement during anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. As part of the RIGIDfix™ Cross‑Pin System, this rod provides surgeons with the dimensional accuracy and stability needed for secure graft fixation within the femoral tunnel — a crucial step in restoring knee stability after ACL injury. RIGIDfix systems have been trusted in ACL reconstructions for years, enabling reproducible and robust fixation outcomes. 

Precision Engineering and Clinical Efficiency
Measuring approximately 6‑1/2 inches in overall length, the Mitek 213712 rod offers the optimal balance of reach and handling for precise placement through guide frames and sleeves in the operating room. Manufactured from high‑grade surgical stainless steel, this orthopedic rod delivers strength and durability through repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring dependable performance in high‑demand clinical environments. Its 12 mm sizing aligns with procedural needs in femoral fixation for bone‑tendon‑bone or soft‑tissue grafts, helping surgeons maintain consistent drilling trajectories and secure cross‑pin position. 

Integrated Design for Seamless Instrumentation
Ideal for use in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and sports medicine practices, the Mitek 213712 12 mm Femoral Rod integrates seamlessly into the broader RIGIDfix ACL instrumentation set. When paired with the guide frame, trocars, insertion rods, and other components, it helps support efficient surgical workflows and dependable biomechanical stability for graft fixation. Backed by DePuy’s long heritage in orthopedic sports medicine solutions and designed for repeated reuse, this rod is a valuable addition to any ACL reconstruction instrument tray.

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.