Ethicon Ethilon Nylon Sutures provide superior quality and performance for wound closure and tissue approximation. These nonabsorbable, sterile, surgical sutures are crafted from long-chain aliphatic polymers Nylon 6 and Nylon 6.6, ensuring exceptional strength and reliability. The monofilament design of these sutures minimizes tissue reaction, making them an optimal choice for sensitive surgeries. Available in a range of sizes, colors, and needle types, they offer versatility and precision in surgical procedures.

The sutures are specifically designed for varied applications, including Precision Point Reverse Cutting and Precision Cosmetic Conventional Cutting. Their high tensile strength ensures durable suturing results, maintaining integrity linked to post-operative recovery. Whether for deep or superficial soft tissue approximation, Ethilon Nylon Sutures are an excellent choice, delivering secure knot placement and adaptable use for a multitude of surgical operations, thus becoming a reliable staple in a surgical toolkit.

Key Features:

• Ethilon Nylon Sutures are composed of nonabsorbable, sterile, surgical-grade monofilament, which ensures high tensile strength and reliable knot security, providing dependable results during long-term healing.
• These sutures come in a variety of sizes and needle types, including Precision Point Reverse Cutting and Precision Cosmetic Conventional Cutting, offering flexibility for various medical needs.

Uses:

• Ethilon Nylon Sutures are utilized in a variety of surgical procedures for wound closure and tissue approximation. They are ideal for both deep and superficial soft tissue approximation, particularly in cases where extended suture strength is required.

FAQs:

1. Are Ethilon Nylon Sutures absorbable?
No, Ethilon Nylon Sutures are nonabsorbable, designed for long-term tensile strength and support.

2. What colors do these sutures come in?
Ethilon Sutures are available in Black, Green, and Clear to suit different surgical and aesthetic needs.

3. What sizes are available for these sutures?
They range from 7-0 to 2-0, catering to a wide array of surgical applications and needs.