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Prescription Only / Professional Use Device

UNIFY PTFE Surgical Sutures, Size 2/0, 18" Thread with 19mm 3/8 Circle R/C Needle. White. Box of 12.

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$78.00

Item #:
M-F218R19
Thread Size:
2/0
Needle Spec:
19mm, Reverse Cutting
Comparable Needles:
FS-2 / C-13 / C6
Thread Length:
18 in (45cm)
Color:
White
Packing:
Box of 12 Pieces
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Prescription Only / Professional Use Device

UNIFY® PTFE Surgical Sutures

  • AD Surgical PTFE Sutures are the ideal suture for plastic, cosmetic and oral surgery
  • Similar configurations to discontinued Gore-Tex® suture
  • Very smooth surface, resulting in minimal tissue trauma
  • Little or no package memory, soft handling, and knots securely
  • Maintains tensile strength, perfect for suspension procedures
  • Soft and flexible for patients (not stiff like most monofilaments)
  • Biologically inert and chemically non-reactive
  • Ultra sharp needle point for atraumatic tissue penetration
  • Needle coated with silicone for smooth tissue passage
  • Thread type: Monofilament
  • White, Uncoated
  • Strength duration: life time
  • Absorb duration: N/A
Unify PTFE Surgical Sutures

For the PTFE sutures, they are excellent. I have used 5 different sizes, they maintained the sharpness until the end.
Alexander Kim, DDS
Periodontist, Sunnyvale, CA

PTFE Suture Thread

PTFE Thread
Comparable to Cytoplast*** PTFE

Product Name:
PTFE Surgical Sutures, Size 2/0, 18" Thread with 19mm 3/8 Circle R/C Needle. White. Box of 12.
Item #:
M-F218R19
Brand:
UNIFY
Manufacturer:
Private Label Manufacturing Partners
Needle Size:
19mm
Needle Curvature:
3/8 Circle
Needle Cutting:
Reverse Cutting
Thread Size:
2/0
Thread Length:
18 in (45cm)
Color:
White
Comparable Needles:
FS-2 / C-13 / C6
Product Line:
Regular Sutures
Thread Material:
PTFE
Packing:
Box of 12 Pieces
Absorption:
Non-Absorbable
Strength:
Lifetime
Thread Type:
Monofilament
Synthetic:
Yes
Tensile Strength:
High
Comparable Material:
Cytoplast
Tissue Reaction:
Very Minimal
Wicking Behavior:
No
Shape Memory:
Very Low
Knot Safety:
Excellent
Smooth:
Excellent
Sawing Effect:
No
samples:
yes

Surgical sutures are commonly used in a variety of surgical procedures to close wounds and promote healing. Here are some general guidelines for using surgical sutures:

1. Choose the appropriate size and material: Surgical sutures come in a range of sizes and materials to suit a variety of surgical procedures. The size of the suture should be appropriate for the tissue being sutured, and the material should be chosen based on the patient's allergies, tissue compatibility, and surgical requirements.

2. Use proper instrumentation: Surgical sutures require special instruments, including a surgical needle holder and forceps. These instruments are designed to provide precise control and prevent damage to surrounding tissues.

3. Ensure proper placement: When placing surgical sutures, it is important to ensure that they are properly placed to achieve the desired outcome. This requires good visualization and a steady hand.

4. Use a proper technique: Surgical sutures can be placed using a variety of techniques, depending on the surgical procedure and the surgeon's preference. Some common techniques include interrupted sutures, continuous sutures, and running sutures. It is important to use a technique that provides adequate tissue approximation and minimizes tissue trauma.

5. Minimize tissue trauma: When using surgical sutures, it is important to minimize tissue trauma by handling tissues gently and avoiding excessive tension on the suture. This can help to reduce the risk of complications such as tissue necrosis or scarring.

6. Follow manufacturer's instructions: Surgical sutures should be used according to the manufacturer's instructions, including sterilization and storage recommendations. It is important to use only sterile sutures and to dispose of used sutures properly.

Overall, using surgical sutures requires a high level of skill and precision. Surgeons who use these sutures should have specialized training and experience in using surgical sutures. By following proper techniques and handling procedures, surgeons can help to ensure optimal outcomes for their patients.

1 Review

  • 5
    I have been using this

    I have been using this suture for over 3 years now and I am happy with it

    Humberto P.