Surgical Specialties Suture with Needle Quill Knotless Tissue-Closure Device Absorbable Violet Barbed Monofilament PDO (Polydioxanone) Size 2 36 cm Suture Double-Armed 40 mm Length 1/2 Circle Reverse Cutting Needle, 1/BX

Suture with Needle Quill Knotless Tissue-Closure Device Absorbable Violet Barbed Monofilament PDO (Polydioxanone) Size 2 36 cm Suture Double-Armed 40 mm Length 1/2 Circle Reverse Cutting Needle, 1/BX

This absorbable barbed monofilament PDO suture with needle is a Quill knotless tissue-closure device for wound closure and tissue approximation. It fits surgical settings where buyers want bidirectional fixation, tension distributed across the length of the wound, and a closure method that eliminates knot tying. This SKU uses a size 2, 36 cm violet suture with double-armed 40 mm 1/2 circle reverse cutting needles.

Good Fit For

• Surgical wound closure workflows where knotless closure is preferred
• Tissue approximation requiring tension distribution along the wound length
• Procedures where two-surgeon closure may improve efficiency

Key Features

• Knotless tissue-closure design helps eliminate the need for tying knots
• Bidirectional barb pattern distributes tension across the length of the wound or approximated tissue
• Double-armed configuration supports closure from two directions
• 40 mm 1/2 circle reverse cutting needles suit suture-with-needle workflows
• Absorbable violet barbed monofilament PDO construction for identifiable handling in the field
• Quill design may allow two surgeons to work on one closure at the same time for greater operating time efficiency

Applications and Usage

• Closing wounds with a knotless tissue-closure device
• Approximating tissue where distributed tension across the closure line is desired
• Supporting two-direction closure with a double-armed suture
• Operating room workflows focused on reducing interrupted sutures and knot tying

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 36 cm.
• This suture uses a reverse cutting needle, so needle style should match the tissue and surgeon preference for the procedure.
• The knotless barbed design changes closure technique compared with smooth sutures that require tying knots.
• Double-armed sutures may be preferred when closure from both ends or two-direction work is part of the planned workflow.

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 wound closure? The helically arrayed barbs distribute tension across the entire length of the wound or tissue being approximated, rather than concentrating it only at knot points.
• Can this closure device support two-surgeon use? 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 configuration does this SKU use? This SKU uses double-armed 40 mm needles with a 1/2 circle reverse cutting shape.
• What are the key suture specifications? The suture is absorbable, violet, size 2, and 36 cm long. It uses barbed monofilament PDO, also called polydioxanone.

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