Ethicon Prolene Polypropylene Sutures are the ideal choice for creating reliable and durable wound closures in surgical practices. These blue monofilament sutures offer exceptional tensile strength and flexibility, which is crucial for handling during critical operations. They feature a precision point reverse cutting needle, available in various sizes and lengths to cater to diverse surgical needs. The design of these sutures ensures minimized tissue reactivity, promoting optimal healing and reducing the risk of infection, thanks to the smooth surface of the monofilament.

With a length of 18 inches and size options like 6-0, Ethicon Prolene Sutures provide excellent knot security and manageability. Packed in boxes of one dozen, they ensure adequate supply for both routine and complex surgical procedures. Surgeons prefer these sutures for their reliable performance, which delivers consistent results and enhances patient outcomes. Whether for skin, fascial closures, or cosmetic surgeries, Ethicon Prolene Sutures ensure the highest standards of care.

Key Features:

• Prolene sutures boast excellent knot stability, a crucial feature for surgeons in ensuring wound integrity and promoting effective healing.
• The monofilament design minimizes risks of infections and inflammation, thanks to its smooth surface that resists bacterial growth.
• Offer high tensile strength and flexibility, allowing for easy handling and precise application, even in delicate surgical scenarios.

Uses:

• Ethicon Prolene Polypropylene Sutures are primarily used for skin and fascial closure across a variety of surgical procedures. They are ideal for creating precise and durable wound closures, facilitating enhanced healing. These sutures are often used by surgeons due to their exceptional tensile strength, minimized tissue reactivity, and reliable knot security.

FAQs:

1. What are Prolene sutures used for?
Prolene sutures are generally used in surgery for skin closure, hernia repair, and cardiovascular procedures due to their strength and biocompatibility.

2. Are these sutures absorbable?
No, Prolene sutures are non-absorbable, meaning they do not dissolve or degrade over time and may need to be removed after the wound has healed.

3. Can Prolene sutures cause any allergic reactions?
Prolene sutures are designed to be biocompatible and usually do not cause an allergic reaction. However, if signs of allergy or inflammation occur, consult your healthcare provider immediately.