Description 3/32″ (2.4mm) diameter, 10″ (254mm) length. Beath pin hole diameter is 1.2mm. Made in USA. Single Use. The Beath passing pin, commonly used for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, is used to pass the suture for the outside-inside-out repair. The pin is passed through the cannula in the posterior medial portal. The root of the medial meniscus and the avulsed ossicle are pierced with the Beath pin and tensioned, after which the pin is drilled into the matching donor site and out through the tibia. Two passes are used to create a mattress suture through the ossicle, and the suture is tied over a bone bridge on the anterolateral tibia.
