Absorbable Different Types Suturas Nylon Monofilament Polyglactin PGLA Surgical Sutures

Technical specifications

Customization guide

Adjustable parameters include suture size (e.g., 3/0 to 6/0) and material composition (nylon for high tensile strength or PGLA for faster absorption). Customize based on surgical needs, such as delicate tissue repair or high-stress wound closure.

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With absorbable sutures, surgeons can streamline postoperative care and enhance patient outcomes. The sterile, individually packed design ensures convenience, while the balanced material properties cater to diverse surgical requirements—from precise cosmetic closures to robust internal wound management.

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Supplier's note

1. Technical Breakthroughs:

   • Hybrid Material (Pro Model): Combines nylon’s strength with PGLA’s absorption, offering 20% faster degradation than traditional PGA sutures.
   • UV-Treated Packaging (Advanced Model): Reduces microbial ingress by 30% compared to standard sterile packets.
   • Customizable Absorption (All Models): Enables tailored healing timelines, aligning with tissue regeneration rates.

2. Version Selection Guidance:

   • Base Model (Nylon): Ideal for high-tension repairs (e.g., orthopedic surgery) where non-absorbable sutures are preferred.
   • Advanced Model (PGLA): Best for superficial closures (e.g., dermatology) requiring gradual absorption without removal.
   • Pro Model (Hybrid): Suits complex procedures (e.g., reconstructive surgery) needing both immediate strength and controlled absorption.

With the Pro Model’s triple-layer seal and hybrid material, you can achieve sterile integrity and optimal tissue integration. Pair its 45-day absorption rate with its 12N tensile strength to ensure secure closures in demanding environments.