Absorbable surgical sutures:- Polyglactin 910 Sutures, PGA Sutures, Barb Suture, Catgut Sutures, Polydioxanone Sutures, Poliglecaprone Sutures, Polyglactin Rapid Sutures, Polyglactin 910 Antibacterial Sutures, Polyglycolic Acid Antibacterial Sutures,
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Absorbable sutures are made of materials which are broken down in tissue after a given period of time, which depending on the material can be from ten days to eight weeks. They are used therefore in many of the internal tissues of the body. In most cases, three weeks is sufficient for the wound to close firmly. The suture is not needed any more, and the fact that it disappears is an advantage, as there is no foreign material left inside the body and no need for the patient to have the sutures removed. Most resorbable sutures dissolve in the body by a process called hydrolysis.
The biggest benefit of absorbable sutures is the fact that the body breaks them down over time. This makes these sutures ideal for sealing up surgical sites, especially tissue inside the body that is hard to reach after the surgery.
Dolphin Sutures proudly presents to you Antibacterials, the World’s largest range of Antibacterial Sutures. With a focus on patient safety and providing confidence to Surgeons in a variety of clinical settings, the R&D team at Dolphin Sutures worked extensively and developed the wide selection of antibacterial sutures.
Please refer our absorbable suture product details as below.
1.Progut-Catgut Plain Sutures
2.Progut-Catgut Chromic Sutures
3.Duracryl-Polydioxanone Sutures
4.Petcryl Mono-Poliglecaprone Sutures
5.Petcryl-Polyglycolic Acid Sutures
6.Petcryl 910 Fast-Polyglactin Rapid Sutures
7.Petcryl 910-Polyglactin 910 Sutures
8.Durabarb-Polydioxanone barbed suture
9.Petcryl Plus-Polyglactin 910 Antibacterial triclosan Coated Sutures
10.Petcryl AB-Polyglycolic Acid Antibacterial triclosan Sutures
11.Durabarb Plus-Polydioxanone barbed Antibacterial triclosan Sutures
12.Duracryl Plus-Polydioxanone Antibacterial triclosan Sutures
13.Mono AB-Poliglecaprone Antibacterial triclosan Sutures