Medtronic VLOCM0134 V-Loc 90

The Medtronic V-Loc 90 Suture is designed for use in various medical settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities, where minimally invasive procedures are performed. This premium suture is notable for its reverse cutting edge and undyed material, making it suitable for a range of surgical applications, particularly those requiring precision and minimal tissue damage.

The V-Loc 90 Suture is intended for soft tissue approximation and is part of the V-Loc family of sutures known for their unique design that allows for secure and efficient closure. This suture is engineered to provide a strong and reliable seal, minimizing the risk of complications and promoting optimal healing outcomes. Its design and materials are aimed at reducing the time required for suturing, thereby potentially decreasing the overall duration of surgical procedures and the associated risks.

Key Features

• Premium reverse cutting edge for precise tissue penetration and minimal damage
• Undyed material to reduce the risk of adverse reactions and improve visibility during procedures
• Size 3-0, 23" length, suitable for a variety of soft tissue approximation needs
• Needle P-14 for optimal handling and maneuverability in tight spaces
• Supplied in boxes of 1 dozen (12 units) for convenient inventory management and to meet the demands of busy surgical environments
• Part of the V-Loc suture family, known for innovative design and reliable performance in surgical settings
• Designed for use in minimally invasive therapies, aligning with modern surgical practices that prioritize less trauma and faster recovery

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 23" length • Weight: Variable depending on packaging and quantity • Materials: Undyed suture material, specifically designed for biocompatibility and strength • Compliance: Meets relevant medical device standards for safety and performance • Compatibility: Suitable for use with standard surgical instruments and in various medical environments

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical centers where minimally invasive procedures are frequently performed • Outpatient clinics and ambulatory surgery centers requiring high-quality sutures for a range of applications • Specialty clinics focusing on procedures that benefit from precise and minimally damaging suturing techniques • Home care and nursing facilities where wound care and suturing may be necessary • Laboratories and research institutions conducting surgical research or training programs