Surgical Specialties Absorbable Suture with Needle Quill™ Knotless Tissue-Closure Device, Monoderm™ Polyglycolic Acid / PCL 3/8 Circle Precision Reverse Cutting Needle Size 3 - 0 Barbed Monofilament

Absorbable Suture with Needle Quill™ Knotless Tissue-Closure Device, Monoderm™ Polyglycolic Acid / PCL 3/8 Circle Precision Reverse Cutting Needle Size 3 - 0 Barbed Monofilament

This absorbable suture with needle is a Quill Knotless Tissue-Closure Device with Monoderm suture for tissue approximation and wound closure. It fits surgical settings where buyers want a knotless closure option that helps distribute tension along the wound and can reduce the need for interrupted sutures or knot tying. The device uses a 3/8 circle precision reverse cutting needle with a size 3 - 0 barbed monofilament configuration.

Good Fit For

• Surgical wound closure requiring knotless tissue approximation
• Operating room teams looking to streamline closure workflow
• Cases where two surgeons may work on the same closure

Key Features

• Knotless tissue-closure device helps eliminate the need for interrupted suture or tying knots
• Helically arrayed barbs distribute tension across the entire length of the wound or tissue being approximated
• Bidirectional barb design allows two surgeons to work on one closure at the same time
• Reverse cutting needle supports tissue closure workflows that call for that needle style
• 3/8 circle precision needle format offers a defined needle configuration for procedure selection
• Absorbable suture format supports buyers seeking an absorbable closure option

Applications and Usage

• Approximating wound edges with a knotless absorbable suture
• Distributing tension along the length of a closure
• Supporting closures where interrupted sutures may be avoided
• Helping two surgeons work simultaneously on one closure

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This product uses a reverse cutting needle, so needle type should match the intended procedure and tissue.
• The knotless, barbed design changes closure technique compared with conventional knotted sutures.
• A bidirectional barb design may affect how teams plan closure workflow in the operating room.

FAQ

• Does this suture require knot tying? No. The Quill knotless tissue-closure design is intended to eliminate the need for tying knots.
• How does the barbed design help with closure? The helically arrayed barbs distribute tension across the entire length of the wound or tissue being approximated.
• Can two surgeons work on the same closure? Yes. The bidirectional barb design allows two surgeons to work on one closure at the same time, which may improve operating time efficiency.
• What needle style does this suture use? This suture uses a 3/8 circle precision reverse cutting needle.

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