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Frequently asked questions
Does this suture offer reliable knot security?
Yes. The Coated Vicryl suture is specifically engineered for exceptional knot security right from the first throw, making it highly dependable for surgical applications.
How long does the suture take to fully absorb?
The material follows a predictable degradation timeline:
- Tensile strength: Retains 50% strength after 3 weeks.
- Complete absorption: The mass is fully absorbed within 56 to 76 days.
Is the needle design optimized for fine surgical work?
Absolutely. It features a P-1 precision reverse cutting needle made of high-grade stainless steel. The 11 mm, 3/8 circle curvature is specifically designed to provide the control and accuracy required for delicate tissue penetration.
Is this suture suitable for cardiovascular or neurological procedures?
No, it is contraindicated for use in cardiovascular and neurological tissues. It is intended specifically for general soft tissue approximation and ligation, including ophthalmic procedures.
Does the braided construction affect how it passes through tissue?
The braided Polyglactin 910 design is valued by surgeons precisely for its smooth passage through tissue, which minimizes trauma during application.
What is the length of each suture strand?
Each strand in the 12-strand pack is 18 inches long, providing ample length for standard approximation and ligation tasks.
What material is this suture made from?
It is made from Polyglactin 910, a high-quality, undyed synthetic material known for its reliability and consistent performance in surgical settings.
Is the suture delivered sterile?
Yes, every package is factory new and sterile, ensuring it meets the rigorous safety standards required for surgical use.
How many strands are included in a single pack?
Each unit includes a 12-strand pack, designed for quick access and efficient inventory management in professional medical environments.
Is this an easy-to-handle suture for surgeons?
Yes, the Coated Vicryl suture is renowned for its excellent handling properties. Its design focuses on ease of use, allowing for precise knot tying and consistent placement in various surgical environments.