Cincinnati Surgical Company 09827-S27/8 Suture Needle Keith's

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 09827-S27/8 Suture Needle is a high-quality, sterile surgical instrument designed for use in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. Its standout benefit lies in its precise engineering, allowing for efficient and effective suturing in abdominal procedures. This suture needle is particularly suited for surgeons and medical professionals who require a reliable and sharp instrument for their daily operations.

The Cincinnati Surgical Company 09827-S27/8 Suture Needle is designed to provide a high level of precision and control during surgical procedures. The Keith's, straight, triangular point design enables smooth tissue penetration and easy suture placement, reducing the risk of tissue damage and promoting optimal healing outcomes. The suture needle is made to meet the exacting standards of the medical profession, ensuring a high level of quality and reliability.

Key Features

• Sterile packaging to minimize the risk of infection and ensure patient safety
• Triangular point for smooth tissue penetration and reduced risk of tissue damage
• Straight design for easy handling and precise control during suturing
• Keith's style for abdominal procedures, providing optimal results and minimizing complications
• Size 2 7/8 for a range of surgical applications, from general surgery to specialized procedures
• Packaged 2 per pack, 25 packs per box, for convenient storage and inventory management
• High-quality materials and construction for durability and extended lifespan

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Not specified • Weight: Not specified • Materials: High-quality surgical steel • Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical standards for sterile surgical instruments • Compatibility: Suitable for use in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities

Ideal For

• Hospitals and acute care facilities • Outpatient clinics and surgical centers • Physician offices and private practices • Home care and hospice settings (where applicable) • Medical laboratories and research institutions (for training and simulation purposes)