Surgical Sutures (Absorbable – Non Absorbable)

Short Description:

POLYGLYCOLIC ACID (PGA)

RAPID PILYGLYCOLIC ACID (PGAR)

POLYGLACTIN 910 (PGLA)

POLYDIOXANONE(PDS or PDO)

POLIGLECAPRONE 25 (MO)

CHROMIC CATGUT(CC)

PLAIN CATGUT(PC)

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Application:
Disposable sterile sutures are intended for use in general soft tissue closing and/or ligation,

especially in general surgery,

gastrointestinal surgery, gynaecology, obstetrics, urology, and ophthalmic surgery.

Polyglycolic Acid(PGA)
POLYGLYcoLIC ACID
(absorbable suture PGA) using ethylene oxide sterilization method, the tissue reaction is small,according to the individual physique is generally 90 days of the general absorption.

Plain Catgut
Plain catgut is also called ordinary catgut, commonly used in Department of Urology and gastrointestinal surgery, absorbed by proteases,according to each different system generally 70 days completely absorbed.

Chromic Catgut
Chromic catgut is usually used in pediatric surgery,Department of Urology, obstetrics and Gynecology,absorbed by proteases, according toeach different system generally 90 days completely absorbed.

Polydioxanone (PDO)
Absorbable suture PDO is made up of suture needle and absorbable synthetic suture.The suture needle is made of high quality stainless steelwhich is in line with the standard, and has good elasticity and toughness.The suture material is poly (two oxo cyclohexanone).

Polyglactin(PGLA)
POLYGLACTIN (Absorbable suture PGLA) is made of medical suture needle and suture (PGLA) is composed of two parts, of which the suture needle can conform to the standard made of high quality stainless steel material, and has good flexibility and toughness.

Feature:
1)Suture classification: synthetic absorbable, nature absorbable, non absorbable;
2)Micro-coating technology for tip and harm edges to ensure optimum penetration and minimal tissue drag;
3)Suture type: Polyglycolic acid, polyglactine, polyglactine rapid, polydioxanone, chromic catgut,

plain catgut, silk, nylon, polyester, polypropelene