Absorbable suture thread PGLA
ophthalmic surgerygeneral surgeryorthopedic surgery

absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
absorbable suture thread
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Characteristics

Resorbability
absorbable
Use
ophthalmic surgery, general surgery, orthopedic surgery

Description

Absorbable Surgical Suture PGLA PGLA is a synthetic absorbable , braided, coated suture composed of a copolymer made from 90% glycolide and 10% L-lactide and is available bothdyed and un-dyed. When dyed, only FDA-approved color additives such as D&C Violet No. 2 are used. The un-dyed suture is milk white (beige) in color. PGLA meets all the requirements established by theUnited States Pharmacopoeia (USP) and the European Pharmacopoeia (EP) for Synthetic Absorbable Surgical Sutures.(except for an occasional slight oversize in some gauges) 【PGLA Suture(antibacterial)】 TECHNICAL DATA Polyfilament synthetic , interwoven composite polymer consisting of goycolides and lactides. The shell is impregnated with an antibacterial material .Absorption during 56-70d. Strength 75% after 14d , 50% after 21d. The needles are strong, do not break and do not bend. There are grooves in the inner curve of the needles. Cutting needles are for precision cutting and multiple passage (any brand name is suitable) 【ABSORPTION】 In vitro linear tensile strength retention after 2 weeks inPBS (pH =7.4) at 37℃≥65 % BSR and 40% BSR at three weeks. Absorbable is on anverage complete in 63 days. 【STANDARD】 USP(America Pharmacopoeia)EP (European Pharmacopoeia)(except for an occasional slight oversize in some gauges) 【STERILIZATION】 ETO Gas 【COLOUR】 Violet or Undyed. 【RANGE】 In USP 6-0 - USP 2 Gauge sizes.

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