The Surgical Specialties Sharpoint Plus PDO Sutures are a top choice for professionals seeking quality and reliability in surgical procedures. Made from durable polydioxanone material, these absorbable sutures ensure effective soft tissue approximation with minimal tissue reaction. Their violet hue enhances visibility during operations, allowing surgeons to work with precision and ease.

This product line includes various needle types - RB-2, SH, CT-2, and CT-1 - and suture sizes ranging from 5-0 to 1, ensuring you have access to the perfect tools for diverse surgical applications. Whether in general surgery, plastic surgery, or orthopedics, these sutures provide strength and pliability, essential during critical procedures. With a taper point design, they smoothly penetrate tissue, minimizing trauma and facilitating quicker recovery.

Key Features:

• Made from high-quality, absorbable polydioxanone material, these sutures are designed for effective soft tissue approximation and excellent handling.
• Available in a variety of sizes and needle specifications, these sutures provide versatility for different surgical procedures.
• The violet color ensures easy visibility during the procedure, while the taper point allows for smooth tissue penetration, minimizing trauma.

Uses:

• Sharpoint Plus PDO Sutures are typically used in surgical procedures requiring soft tissue approximation and/or ligation. They are ideal for various types of surgeries including general surgery, plastic surgery, and orthopedic surgery due to their strong absorbable properties.

FAQs:

1. What is the main benefit of using PDO sutures?
PDO sutures are absorbable, which means they provide support as the wound heals and eventually dissolve, reducing the need for suture removal.

2. Can these sutures be used for all types of surgeries?
Sharpoint Plus PDO sutures are versatile and commonly used in general, plastic, and orthopedic surgeries. However, the specific choice should be based on the surgical requirements and physician's preference.

3. How long do PDO sutures last post-surgery?
PDO sutures typically maintain their strength for about 4-6 weeks and are fully absorbed by the body within about 180 days.