3-0 x 18" Unify Black Braided Silk Suture with FS-2 Needle - 12/Box (M-S318R19)

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PST-ADSU-M-S318R19
  • A non-absorbable, natural organic suture designed for general soft tissue approximation and ligation, Compatible with Ethicon PermaHand, Covidien Sofsilk

Uses

  • General Soft Tissue Approximation:
    • Ideal for closing skin and internal tissues that require long-term support
  • Dental Procedures:
    • Commonly used by dentists for oral surgeries and gum tissue management due to its ease of use and superior knot security
  • Ophthalmic Surgery:
    • Specifically indicated for delicate eye procedures where precision is paramount
  • Laceration Repair:
    • Suitable for larger incisions and skin closures where a non-absorbable material is preferred

Features

  • Thread Composition:
    • A 18-inch (45cm) black braided silk thread composed of the organic protein fibroin
  • Needle Specification:
    • Features a 19mm, 3/8 circle reverse cutting needle (comparable to FS-2, PS-2, and C-6)
  • Silicone Coating:
    • Both the thread and needle are coated with silicone to ensure smooth flow through tissue and atraumatic penetration
  • Drill End Press Fit:
    • A specialized attachment between the thread and needle provides maximum pull-out strength
  • Longevity:
    • Classified as non-absorbable with a tensile strength duration of approximately one year

Benefits

  • Superior Handling:
    • Braided silk is widely regarded by clinicians as one of the easiest materials to work with, offering high flexibility and a soft feel
  • Optimal Knot Security:
    • The braided structure and silicone coating are engineered to maintain secure knot tie-downs while preventing slippage
  • High Visibility:
    • The black dyed thread provides excellent contrast against tissue, assisting the surgeon during precise placement and eventual removal
  • Minimal Tissue Trauma:
    • Ultra-sharp needle points and the smooth silicone coating reduce "sawing" and resistance during tissue passage