Surgical Specialties Absorbable Suture with Needle Quill™ Knotless Tissue-Closure Device PDO (Polydioxanone) 1/2 Circle Taper Point Needle Size 0 Barbed Monofilament

Absorbable Suture with Needle Quill™ Knotless Tissue-Closure Device PDO (Polydioxanone) 1/2 Circle Taper Point Needle Size 0 Barbed Monofilament

Quill knotless tissue-closure device suture with needle is an absorbable barbed monofilament suture for tissue approximation and wound closure. Buyers may choose it for surgical settings where knotless closure and distributed tension across the wound length are important to workflow. This version uses PDO polydioxanone material, a size 0 suture, and a 1/2 circle taper point needle.

Good Fit For

• Surgical wound or tissue approximation
• Closures where knotless technique is preferred
• Workflows where two surgeons may close simultaneously

Key Features

• Knotless tissue-closure device helps eliminate the need for tying knots or placing interrupted sutures
• Helically arrayed barbs distribute tension across the entire length of the wound or approximated tissue
• Bidirectional barb design allows two surgeons to work on one closure at the same time
• Absorbable PDO polydioxanone barbed monofilament supports closure needs where absorbable suture is preferred
• 1/2 circle taper point needle paired with size 0 suture for tissue-closure applications
• Heavier wire needle than RA-1029Q

Applications and Usage

• Approximating tissue with a barbed absorbable suture
• Closing wounds without tying knots
• Supporting closure workflows that may benefit from shared surgeon participation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• This suture uses a taper point needle, which may affect needle selection based on tissue type and closure preference.
• The needle is described as heavier wire than RA-1029Q.
• The knotless, bidirectional barb design changes closure technique compared with conventional knotted sutures.

FAQ

• Does this suture require knot tying? No. The Quill knotless tissue-closure device 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 rather than concentrating it at knots.
• Can more than one surgeon work on the 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 version uses a 1/2 circle taper point needle.
• What suture material and size are included? This product uses absorbable PDO polydioxanone barbed monofilament in size 0.

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