Monocryl® Suture Size 5-0 | 18" | PS-2 | 3/8 Circle Undyed

The Y495G MONOCRYL® Sutures are a premium choice for surgical professionals seeking reliable and effective wound closure solutions. These sutures are designed with precision to ensure optimal performance in a variety of surgical procedures, offering exceptional handling characteristics and consistent results.

Key Features:

• Suture Material: Monocryl (poliglecaprone 25) is a synthetic, absorbable monofilament suture known for its superior strength and minimal tissue reaction. It is absorbed by hydrolysis and offers a predictable absorption rate.
• Size: 5-0, which is ideal for delicate surgical procedures requiring fine sutures for precise wound closure.
• Length: 18 inches, providing ample length for various surgical techniques and needs.
• Needle Type: PS-2, a premium reverse cutting needle that ensures precise and smooth tissue penetration with minimal trauma.
• Needle Shape: 3/8 circle, a versatile shape that facilitates easy handling and maneuverability during suturing.

Applications:

MONOCRYL® Sutures are commonly used in general soft tissue approximation and ligation, including use in ophthalmic procedures but not for use in cardiovascular or neurological tissues. Their excellent pliability and smooth passage through tissue make them suitable for a range of surgical disciplines, including:

• Dermal Closure: Ideal for subcuticular skin closures and plastic surgery.
• Gynecological Surgery: Effective for procedures such as episiotomies and vaginal cuff closures.
• Gastrointestinal Surgery: Suitable for bowel anastomosis and other gastrointestinal repairs.
• Urological Procedures: Used in the closure of the bladder and other urological tissues.

Benefits:

• Minimized Tissue Reaction: The monofilament structure and synthetic composition reduce the risk of inflammation and infection.
• Smooth Handling: Offers excellent knot security and minimal drag through tissue, enhancing the ease of suturing.
• Predictable Absorption: Provides reliable wound support during the critical healing period and is completely absorbed within 91-119 days, eliminating the need for suture removal.