Suture polyglactin 910 no.4/0

Suture Polyglactin 910 Size 4/0 is a fine absorbable suture used for delicate tissue approximation. Size 4/0 is thinner than 3/0 and is typically used for cosmetic closures on the face, hand surgery, or pediatric surgery. It offers sufficient strength for small wounds while minimizing tissue reaction and scarring. The braided material is easy to tie. Supplied sterile, usually with a needle appropriate for fine work.

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Description

Polyglactin 910 Size 4/0 (Metric 1.5) is designed for precision surgery.

Key Attributes:
– Gauge: 4/0. Low diameter reduces the mass of foreign material in the wound, lowering the risk of infection and granuloma formation.
– Tensile Strength: Adequate for skin closure and small vessel ligation, retaining strength for 2-3 weeks.
– Handling: Soft and pliable.

Usage:
– Plastic Surgery: Subcuticular closure of facial incisions.
– Hand Surgery: Tendon sheath or skin repair.
– Pediatric Surgery: General closure.

Ideal for areas where cosmetic results are important. The suture will absorb and disappear, eliminating the need for a follow-up visit for removal.

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