Mitek 219558 11.5mm Fully Fluted Cannulated Reamer Orthopedic 7-1/2"

Mitek 219558 11.5mm Fully Fluted Cannulated Reamer Orthopedic 7-1/2"

• Model: 219558
• Diameter: 11.5 mm
• Flute Style: Fully fluted
• Overall Length: 7-1/2 inches

Precision Tunnel Preparation for Orthopedic Surgery
The Mitek 219558 11.5 mm Fully Fluted Cannulated Reamer is a trusted orthopedic surgical instrument engineered for dependable bone tunnel preparation. With its 11.5 mm diameter, this fully fluted reamer delivers aggressive yet smooth bone cutting and debris evacuation during procedures such as ACL reconstruction, PCL stabilization, and other ligament and fixation techniques. The cannulated design ensures controlled accuracy by tracking smoothly over guide wires or pins, enabling surgeons to create precise and reproducible bone tunnels with confidence. 

Durable Construction with Clinical Reliability
Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, the Mitek 219558 reamer withstands repeated sterilization cycles while maintaining cutting performance and instrument integrity. The fully fluted cutting profile promotes efficient bone resection without clogging, enhancing procedural workflow and reducing operative time. Its 7-1/2″ overall length strikes the perfect balance of reach and control in tight operative fields, giving surgical teams the maneuverability they need for accurate, high-quality outcomes. (Instrument length based on common orthopedic reamer design standards)

Essential Component of Orthopedic Instrument Sets
Ideal for operating rooms, ambulatory surgical centers, and sports medicine practices, the Mitek 219558 Fully Fluted Cannulated Reamer is a vital tool for surgeons performing complex bone preparation and tunnel creation. Whether preparing sites for graft insertion or facilitating implant placement, this reamer integrates seamlessly into existing DePuy Mitek and universal orthopedic instrument trays. Backed by Mitek’s legacy of surgical precision, it helps clinicians achieve reliable, consistent results across a spectrum of orthopedic procedures.

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.