Surgical Sutures

Absorbable Sutures

Absorbable sutures are specially designed surgical threads that naturally dissolve in the body over time. They are perfect for procedures where stitches don’t need to be removed, making the healing process more convenient. Made from materials like polyglycolic acid or polydioxanone, these sutures are commonly used in internal surgeries and areas with low stress. They provide strong, reliable support during the healing phase and break down safely without causing irritation. Ideal for efficient and hassle-free wound care.

Non-absorbable sutures are strong, durable threads used to close wounds or surgical incisions. Unlike absorbable sutures, they don’t dissolve in the body and may need to be removed after healing, or they can stay permanently depending on the procedure. They’re commonly made from materials like nylon or silk and are perfect for surgeries or injuries that need long-term support. These sutures are reliable, safe, and designed to promote proper healing with minimal irritation.

non-Absorbable Sutures

Kanstat

Kanstat is an absorbable hemostat used in surgical procedures to control bleeding. It is typically made from oxidized regenerated cellulose, which promotes clotting by providing a surface for platelets to aggregate. Kanstat is applied directly to bleeding tissue, where it aids in achieving hemostasis and is gradually absorbed by the body over time. It is commonly used in general surgery, orthopedic, and dental procedures to manage bleeding effectively. Its biocompatible nature ensures minimal tissue reaction and easy application during surgeries.