Absorbable surgical suture

We all know that when performing surgery on patients, many surgeries require surgery, and after the surgery, the incision needs to be sutured so that the patient can heal the wound in a short time and get better. In the selection of sutures, some sutures can be healed directly in the body without removing the sutures. So what does absorbable surgical suture mean?

Definition: Classification of absorbable sutures: According to the absorbability of the suture material, it is divided into catgut suture, polymer chemical synthetic suture, and pure natural collagen suture.

Tensile strength: The tensile strength is maintained longer than the 5-7 days required for wound healing, and its knotting strength is much greater than that of catgut, providing safety protection for patients.

Biocompatibility: It has no allergic reaction to the human body, no cytotoxicity, no genotoxicity, no irritation, and can promote the ingrowth of fibrous connective tissue.

Reliable absorption: can be absorbed by the human body through hydrolysis. It starts to be absorbed 15 days after implantation, is mostly absorbed after 30 days, and is completely absorbed after 60-90 days.

It is soft and feels good, it is smooth when used, has low tissue drag, is easy to tie knots, is firm, and has no worries about broken threads. The sterilized package can be opened and used immediately, which is convenient to operate.

Specifications: blue; natural color; blue and natural color interwoven; with needle; without needle. The thread length ranges from 45cm to 90cm. Special lengths of sutures can also be customized according to clinical surgical requirements.

Suture needle: Made of high-quality, high-toughness imported steel, the needle tip is sharp and the longitudinal lines on the needle surface are smooth, which makes it easy to penetrate the tissue and does not damage the tissue during suturing.

Application: It can be widely used in gynecology, obstetrics, surgery, plastic surgery, urology, pediatrics, dentistry, otolaryngology, ophthalmology and other surgeries and suture of intradermal soft tissues